Pool

Minden Municipal Swimming Pool

Daily pool admission: $4 for ages 3 & older
Season passes: $110 for families / $60 for individuals / $35 for caregiver/ $25 for Health Pass
- 2023 Summer Pool Pass Application
Lunch Laps: $1 per day
Aerobics: $2 per class

June 26-30: Levels 1-7 (Ages 5+)
- Max of 16 students per session per level
June 26-28: Pre-K (Ages 2-4)
- Max of 12 students per session per level
$30 per session
Please advise that
- Goggles are not permitted during swim lessons
- Participants must be able to enter and exit on their own
- Participants must be able to listen and follow directions
Lessons Sign-Up

Patrons are allowed to use the phone to call for a ride. Phone is NOT to be used to call for forgotten items or to call friends.

Patrons will be moved into the bathhouse during lightning, thunder, and rain. According to the National Lightening Safety Institute (NLSI), we must wait 30 minutes after the thunder and lightning stop entirely before letting patrons get back into the water.
Tornado Watch
- The manager on duty will notify lifeguards on duty of the weather situation. If a tornado watch is issued, relay the information to everyone in the facility so swimmers may start home or use the phone to call for a ride. Patrons can seek shelter in the pool bathhouse for safety.

In case of a tornado warning, guards will clear pool immediately. Generally, there is 3 minutes after a warning is issued before a tornado hits so it is very important to be able to guide occupants to the designated shelter area as quickly and efficiently as possible. Guards will blow their whistles to gain the attention of the patrons, and announce that they have to clear the pool immediately due to a tornado warning. It may not be possible to move all occupants into this area so it is necessary to be aware of specific things to AVOID if the shelter area cannot be reached.

No food or drinks allowed in pool area; water in plastic container is allowed
Absolutely NO running
No dunking
No play objects in the deep water
No pushing
Stay off ropes
One bounce on the boards
Only two people on the boards at one time
No backing up on the boards
Eligibility for the deep requires swimming across the deep end and back for lifeguards on duty
No shoulder riding
Appropriate swim attire must be worn at all times
No profanity or abusive language will be tolerated
Children under 8 must be supervised by an adult or caregiver at all times. The caregiver must be at least 14 years of age.
Children 4 years old and under, as well as all non-swimmers, must be within arm’s reach of a supervising adult or caregiver at all times. The caregiver must be at least 14 years of age. Life jackets/floaties of any kind indicate the child is a non-swimmer.
Ten-minute rest breaks will occur every hour. Patrons should use this time to sit and rest away from the edge of the pool. If you are 18 years of age or older, you may remain swimming.
Swimmers will not be permitted into the pool if muddy
Lifeguards reserve the right to ask anyone to leave if improper conduct is exhibited
For unattended children at the pool 10 minutes after closing (including emergency closings), guards will call the police who will assume responsibility for the unattended child.

If you have a grievance, follow the link below to report to the City Administrator.