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Pasco to consider agreement for city to operate new Pasco Aquatic Center
Summary
The city preview said the Pasco Aquatic Center is being built by the Pasco Public Facilities District and that the City Council will be asked on Feb. 2 to approve an interlocal agreement under which the district would pay the city to run the facility; specifics of the agreement were not provided in the preview.
Pasco City Council is scheduled to consider an interlocal agreement on Feb. 2 under which the Pasco Public Facilities District would pay the city to operate the new Pasco Aquatic Center, the city’s meeting preview said. Presenter told viewers the facility is being built by the Public Facilities District and is not itself a City of Pasco project.
"Did you know the Pasco Aquatic Center being built right now is not a City of Pasco project? The Pasco Public Facilities District is actually in charge and paying the bills," the Presenter said. The preview said the council will be asked to vote on an interlocal agreement that would have the Public Facilities District pay the city to run the aquatic center.
The preview did not provide the interlocal agreement text, the financial terms, or the anticipated operating start date for the city; those specifics were not specified. Why it matters: an interlocal agreement would formalize the city’s operational role and any payment the district provides to cover operating costs or staffing responsibilities. The preview directed viewers to the Feb. 2 meeting for the formal vote.
