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Thank you, Lindsay and Warm Water Wellness, for keeping this significant community resource need in the public discussion. I especially miss our Mickleson Therapy Pool as the daytime temperatures drop into the 50s, making the College of San Mateo pool (outdoors) and even the YMCA pool (indoors but kept cool for lap swimmers, with open doors for ventilation) pretty uncomfortable options. I appreciate all of the support from our county Board of Supervisors, our two Healthcare Districts, and many of our city council members - all have expressed opposition to Sutter Health's precipitous decision to close this community resource. I encourage folks to support the creation of true replacement resources on our local communities - resources that can't be closed by a corporation.
Hello, Lindsay
I have read the many stories in the DJ about folks who struggle because the Mickelson pool shut down. It's beyond sad. I don't know if it's possible, but could the Sequoia Health District provide some funding to open the pool? The district has spent money outside its jurisdiction in the past. Just a thought...
Ray - the SHD gives up to $200K per year for this type of activity but I believe that the demographics play a role in these grants. Perhaps there is a newly elected politician or board member who can now ignore woke and PC to encourage the SDH to finance the pool operation.
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