On 13 September 2017 Council approved a subsidy program for residents of Mittagong and our northern areas to use Bowral swimming pool while the Mittagong Pool is closed. The following localities within Wingecarribee Shire are eligible for the discounted entry:
The discounted admission is granted on provision of proof of address – licence, bus pass, rates notice, etc. For further information call Bowral Swimming... Continue reading
On 13 September 2017 Council approved a subsidy program for residents of Mittagong and our northern areas to use Bowral swimming pool while the Mittagong Pool is closed. The following localities within Wingecarribee Shire are eligible for the discounted entry:
The discounted admission is granted on provision of proof of address – licence, bus pass, rates notice, etc. For further information call Bowral Swimming Centre on (02) 4861 2598.
Repair work is set to commence on Mittagong Swimming Pool following the overnight appointment of specialist contractor Icon Building Group.
Councillors awarded the contract to Icon Building Group following a report evaluating tenders for the repairs to the Mittagong Swimming Centre at Wednesday evening’s Ordinary Meeting of Council.
Repair work is set to commence on Mittagong Swimming Pool following the overnight appointment of specialist contractor Icon Building Group.
Councillors awarded the contract to Icon Building Group following a report evaluating tenders for the repairs to the Mittagong Swimming Centre at Wednesday evening’s Ordinary Meeting of Council.
Wingecarribee Shire Mayor Councillor Ken Halstead has today responded to statements made by Councillor Garry Turland and reported in some sections of the media regarding the future of the Shire’s public pools.
Wingecarribee Shire Mayor Councillor Ken Halstead has today responded to statements made by Councillor Garry Turland and reported in some sections of the media regarding the future of the Shire’s public pools.
Wingecarribee Shire Councillors have voted to repair Mittagong Swimming Pool following extensive damage sustained in June’s East Coast Low Storm event at Wednesday evening’s Council Meeting. Read more...
Wingecarribee Shire Councillors have voted to repair Mittagong Swimming Pool following extensive damage sustained in June’s East Coast Low Storm event at Wednesday evening’s Council Meeting. Read more...
In early June 2016, the Mittagong Pool site experienced flooding as the result of an east coast low rainfall event that occurred in the area.
The site experienced a variety of damage as a result of inundation including pool cleaners, fences, pool blankets, reels, pool ladders, vinyl liners and pool plant. In addition, water pressure from the flooding under the pools resulted in the structural failure of the floor of the Learn to Swim (LTS) pool.
Council will consider a report on repair options for Mittagong Pool on Wednesday 14 December 2016. See page 66 of the Agenda for more information.The decision will be listed in Minutes from the meeting and can be viewed at www.wsc.nsw.gov.au/council-agendas-and-minutes
In early June 2016, the Mittagong Pool site experienced flooding as the result of an east coast low rainfall event that occurred in the area.
The site experienced a variety of damage as a result of inundation including pool cleaners, fences, pool blankets, reels, pool ladders, vinyl liners and pool plant. In addition, water pressure from the flooding under the pools resulted in the structural failure of the floor of the Learn to Swim (LTS) pool.
Council will consider a report on repair options for Mittagong Pool on Wednesday 14 December 2016. See page 66 of the Agenda for more information.The decision will be listed in Minutes from the meeting and can be viewed at www.wsc.nsw.gov.au/council-agendas-and-minutes
Mittagong Swimming Centre was closed for the 2016/17 and 2017/18 swim seasons as a result of the East Coast Low storm event which lashed the region in early June 2016. The East Coast Low storm event was classified as a ‘natural disaster’ by the Office of Emergency Management.
Extensive inspections by engineers revealed major damage to both the 25 and 50 metre pools and adjacent Plant Room. Of most concern was the structural damage sustained to the floor of the 25 metre pool.
Council will consider options for major repairs to the pool. Click here to read news or scroll down the page.
Over 1000 people visited Mittagong Pool last last weekend (9-10 January 2016) following completion of a multi-million dollar make-over.
