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Windmuller Park Pool quickly restored after leak

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July 12, 2016 By Michael Florio

Windmuller Park’s pool will quickly be restored after it was shut down last night due to a leak.

The pool was shut down at about 5:45 pm. Water from the pool spilled over onto the neighboring handball courts.

Workers with the Parks Department were on site at 6 am this morning to make repairs, according to an agency spokeswoman.

“Thanks to the quick response we hope to have the pool back open today for the second session (around 4 pm),” she said.

The pool, which is located at 54th Street and 39th Road, is normally open from 11 am to 7 pm, with a break for cleaning from 3 pm to 4 pm.

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Overly Concerned Citizen

There should be some kind of emergency alert system for stuff like this.

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