Pattee Outdoor Pool Opens Saturday, June 4th

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The Pattee Outdoor Pool in Monmouth opens tomorrow at noon. The pool will be open seven days a week, noon to 6 pm, unless the weather is not cooperating. Warren County YMCA CEO Sam Brooks says there is now a text messaging system set up for individuals to receive updates and to stay informed with all things YMCA related:

“If you go to the YMCA’s website, warrencountyymca.org, you can find the text messaging and you can get signed up. It is free, there is nothing to it, and if we see pool closures or weather related or mechanical issues, all that stuff, you can sign up and receive text messages as things happen.”

Daily admission to the Outdoor Pattee Pool is $5 per person and $3 for those three and younger. Punch cards are available for $60 for 15 punches during the 2022 season. Season passes can also be purchased online or at the front desk at the Warren County YMCA.

**Written by WMOI/WRAM Director of Communications Kelsey Crain**

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