Swimming Pool
Pool Manger: Tara Kaverman
Located at: 501 ½ N Broadway
Spencerville, Ohio 45887
Phone Number: 419-647-1014
Pool Hours: Monday - Sunday
Noon to 7:00 pm
Pool Opens:
Scheduled to open June 2023
Pre-sale Dates:
Please check Facebook for presale
dates. (Usually in the month of May.)
At 524 N Broadway (Utilities Office)
Season Admission Prices (Ordinance 22-17)
Preseason
Regular
Sale
Price
Season Pass:
$40 per person
$50 per person
Daily Admission:
Age 0-2
Free
Age 3 and Over
$3.00 per person
Pool Parties:
$175 for 2 hour party with up to 75 people. $3.00/person over 75.
$250 for a 3 hour party with up to 75 people. $3.00/person over 75.
$200 for 3 hour semi-private party with up to 75 people. $3.00/person over 75
Private Instructional Classes $50 (2 hour session)
Shelter
House
Rental
(Normal
Business
Hours
ONLY):
$25
(DOES
NOT
include cost of admission)
The
municipal
swimming
pool
was
originally
built
in
or
around
the
1940’s
at
the
site
where
the
current
pool
is
situated.
The
original
swimming
pool
had
a
sand
bottom,
which
was
capped
with
concrete
during
the
pool
renovations
which
took
place
around
1970.
Since
those renovations, there have been numerous other improvements completed in order to maintain a safe and functional facility.
Major
renovations
took
place
in
the
1990’s
when
new
filtration
systems
and
chemical
feed
operations
were
installed.
This
work
needed
to be completed in order to separate the main pool operations from the wading pool operations.
In
the
mid
2000’s,
a
local
group
formed
the
Spencerville
Pool
Fundraising
Committee,
which
is
still
in
existence
and
provides
assistance
to
the
current
pool
operations
as
well
as
planning
for
a
new
swimming
pool
facility.
This
organization
has
been
instrumental
in
providing
funding
for
general
operating
costs,
funding
for
new
amenities
and
financial
assistance
for
swimming
pool
employees.
Some
of
their
accomplishments
include:
new
tube
slide,
reconstruct
the
wading
pool,
new
basketball
hoop
and
a
set
of
ADA
compliant
entry
stairs.
In
2022,
the
Village’s
Administration
began
discussions
with
a
swimming
pool
planning
consultant,
to
determine
whether
a
new
swimming
pool
would
be
feasible.
The
Village
plans
to
have
the
consultant
complete
a
feasibility
study
and
determine
whether
a
new
pool
is
practical
based
on
several
factors.
If
the
study
indicates
a
new
pool
is
practical,
the
proposed
location
of
a
new
swimming
pool
has been identified and the land is available to the Village.
The
biggest
obstacle
in
constructing
a
new
swimming
pool
is
cost,
as
a
new
pool
will
cost
upwards
of
$3
million
and
our
current
facility
continuously
operates
at
a
deficit.
In
order
for
a
new
swimming
pool
to
be
considered,
constructed
and
successful,
local
participation
is
paramount.