Ravena reports stronger pool use this summer; officials provide attendance totals, pricing in transcript unclear

Ravena Village officials said the municipal pool has seen heavy use this summer, with the board reporting hundreds of passes issued and weekend attendance averaging over 100 people.

A board member, citing figures provided by Jasmine (the pool director), said the pool had issued 278 resident passes covering 1,121 people and about 14 nonresident passes covering 43 people. Meeting remarks also referenced “more than 85” additional passes covering about 245 children coming from outside the village. The speaker said the pool’s weekend attendance has averaged more than 100 people and that the pool offers aqua yoga and other programs as well as private parties.

A board member asked whether passes were still available; the speaker said yes and described onsite purchase at the pool. During the discussion the transcript records pass prices but the numeric values in the audio transcript were unclear (for example, the transcript text reads “family pass is $1.25” and “single pass is 90”); the board did not clearly state verified, readable prices during the meeting. The board referenced a $5 day‑use rate as an option during the discussion.

Finance implications were discussed informally: a board member ran an example calculation during the meeting (a hypothetical revenue estimate based on pass counts), but no formal budget change or appropriation was proposed at the meeting. Officials said they will use this year’s numbers to plan next season’s pricing and allocations.

Officials encouraged residents to buy passes at the pool and said the splash pad and programs have been well attended.