Mount Kisco reports pool winterizing, filter repairs and programming changes ahead of winter
Superintendent Kyle Thornton told commissioners Oct. 9 that pools are about 95% closed and that filter work and winterization will proceed soon, with much of the work to be done by Recreation staff because DPW assistance is not available; commissioners discussed staffing, proposed hourly rates for a part‑time assistant, and deferred votes on 2025 fees to November.
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Superintendent Kyle Thornton reported at the Oct. 9 meeting that Mount Kisco’s pools are roughly 95% closed for the season and that motors still need to be pulled and winterized. Thornton said filter repairs and winterization work will begin in the coming weeks and—because he does not have DPW help—much of the work will be completed by Recreation Department staff, who will likely need to replace many filter covers.
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