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Residents urge later pool hours, clearer signage as Crystal Beach reopens
Summary
Madison City Park Board heard staff updates showing strong early-season attendance at Crystal Beach and heard public comments urging later evening hours, clearer signage that the facility is public, and better online pricing information.
Madison City Park Board members heard staff reports that Crystal Beach opened to heavy use and initial revenues, and residents urged changes to hours, signage and online information to make the pool more accessible to working families.
Tanya Burnett, parks operations staff, told the board Crystal Beach’s concessions and admissions brought in $19,683.16 in the first five days after opening and that the facility passed health department inspections. “We should have profit and loss for the campground and Crystal Beach” by the July meeting, she said, noting staff are still refining reporting from the new registration and point-of-sale software.
The revenue and operations updates were followed by public…
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