The Liz Carpenter Splash Pad is currently out of commission. Repairs are underway at the facility, which is located at 201 Dawson Rd.
The closure was prompted by flooding in the splash pad's pump room. As a result, the splash pad will remain closed until further notice.
For more information on the closure and any updates on the repair timeline, residents can refer to the original announcement from news outlets.
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