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Durand council adopts bundled, discounted pool rates after Swim Club request
Summary
The Durand City Council approved a 2026 swimming pool admission schedule offering bundled punch-card discounts and signaled willingness to consider a family pass after a Swim Club request; council cited budget pressures in adopting the alternative fee schedule.
At its April 21 meeting, the Durand City Council set admission rates for the 2026 swimming season, adopting an alternative fee schedule that emphasizes bundled punch-card pricing with deeper discounts for larger purchases.
Gary Sweeney, speaking for the Swim Club, asked that a family pass be made available for the 2026 season to help keep access affordable for most families. City Administrator Tracy Carlson and Public Works Director Matt Gilles described budget pressures at the pool and presented an updated fee schedule intended to offset rising costs while preserving affordable options through bundled pricing.
On a motion by Matthew Roesler, seconded by Travis Hooker, the council adopted the alternative fee schedule offering bundled pricing at a deep discount. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
The council noted the Swim Club had tabled a separate sign project. No further public comment was recorded on pool programming or capital improvements at the meeting.
