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Tecumseh council approves $19,516 pool bathhouse flooring, OKs summer rec wages and pricing

City Council of the City of Tecumseh, Nebraska · February 2, 2026
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Summary

The Tecumseh City Council approved a $19,516 quote to resurface the pool bathhouse floor and adopted Parks & Rec Board recommendations on summer recreation wages and pool pricing at its Feb. 2 meeting.

The Tecumseh City Council approved a $19,516 quote to resurface the pool bathhouse flooring and adopted recommendations from the Parks & Recreation Board on summer recreation wages and pool pricing during its Feb. 2 regular meeting.

Council member Tyler Speckmann moved to approve the $19,516 quote from Midwest Concrete Coatings for the pool bathhouse flooring; Council member Travis Goracke seconded the motion. Council members Lance Beethe, Brian Britt, Alicia Brommer, Travis Goracke, Tyler Speckmann and Lorie Topp voted aye; none voted nay. The motion carried.

In the same portion of the agenda, the council considered recommendations from the Parks & Recreation Board on summer recreation and pool wages and pool pricing. Council member Tyler Speckmann moved to adopt the board’s recommendations; Council member Lorie Topp seconded. The motion passed with the same unanimous vote by those present.

The approvals follow the Parks report that the city is advertising for seasonal pool positions and arranging lifeguard training and recertification ahead of the summer season. The council did not specify exact new wage rates or the schedule for price changes in the minutes.

The council took both actions as part of regular agenda business and did not attach additional conditions or amendments to either approval. The next procedural step in the minutes is the adoption of the consent agenda later in the meeting.