We are saddened by the news of Nazareth Pool 
and hope you will consider attending 
D.H. Productions Dip-N-Dances ®
at other area pools (Schedule here)
until the much needed work 
estimated to be in 2015, is completed.

We have been informed fundraising efforts
are in the works and 
D.H. Productions DJ Entertainment
has offered to assist in those efforts. 
Watch for more information here
and at http://www.freewebs.com/nazarethbororecprog.

See you soon!

- NEWS FLASH -
In part from an article released from http://www.lehighvalleylive.com (Express-times)
Read complete article here!

"Wilson Borough will offer pool services for just Nazareth Borough residents, Chiavaroli said".

Wilson Pool is also a 
D.H. Productions Dip-N-Dances ® location!
See ya there!
 

- NEWS RELEASE - 

 NAZARETH POOL OFFICIALLY CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER OF 2013

     Following an evaluation of the Nazareth Pool by the architectural firm of Wallover Associates, it has been determined that conditions will not allow for the safe opening of the Pool for the entire 2013 Summer season and possibly beyond. Despite securing a $139,860 grant to replace the Pool’s filtration system and the delivery of that system in March, installation problems immediately surfaced. Wallover Associates, a pool consultant, was called in by Nazareth Borough Council to assess the situation and make recommendations on how to proceed. During a May 2, 2103 presentation to Council and nearly 100 residents, lead pool architect Ted Wallover gave a Power Point demonstration which highlighted some of the outdated and unsafe areas of the pool and filter room and addressed issues which would likely cause a total pool failure if the new filtration system was connected and started. Wallover presented a temporary alternative which would allow for a mid-summer pool startup at a cost in excess of $60,000 but cautioned that there was no guarantee that the “temporary pool fix” would actually work and that all work done and dollars spent would not translate to pool use beyond the 2013 season. Wallover summarized that the very  risky and expensive “temporary pool fix” was “throwing good money after bad”.

     At the May 6, 2013 Borough Business meeting, Council voted unanimously to “not” proceed with the “temporary pool fix”. In a separate motion, Council decided to continue to look at alternatives for replacing the Pool. There was one (1) “No” vote to that motion cast by Councilman Michael Kopach.
Source: http://www.nazarethborough.com/recreation.htm