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Greenwood Pool cleared for swimming after backwash error; demolition fences set for August
Summary
Mayor said a recent water discoloration at Greenwood Pool was caused by a staff member selecting the wrong backwash setting; the Gardner Board of Health deemed the pool safe and demolition of the pool will begin with construction fencing around August.
Gardner City Mayor said the Greenwood Pool experienced a temporary water discoloration after a staff member triggered a backwash setting instead of the full setting; city officials reported the problem was resolved and the Gardner Board of Health deemed the water safe for swimming.
"The pool water has been deemed safe for swimming by the Gardner Board of Health," the mayor said, and the mayor added that the pool had users the same day the issue was resolved.
Separately, the mayor said Greenwood Pool demolition is moving forward: construction fences are expected to be installed around August and demolition will take place shortly after the fences go up. The mayor did not provide a precise demolition start date, funding details, or a contractor name during the update. No formal vote or ordinance was announced in the mayor's remarks.
Ending: The mayor said city residents should watch for future updates as demolition and related site work proceed.
