We're now two weekends down in our eight week Greenbriar Pool pre-opening work schedule and pleased to report some great progress (and great weather!)!

Our awesome volunteers have helped clean and prep both the dumpster enclosure and the mural wall and given them new coats of paint. The dumpster enclosure took a lot of power washing to clean up, but fortunately there were a lot of bodies willing to take a shift or two to get it done. Thanks especially to Dan M., Michelle L., Loriann G., and Doug H. for spending the bulk of the time cutting through the grease, grime and mold on the wall and prepping the surface for its new paint.

Thanks also to Dan M., Karen M., Brandy J., Jim J., and Gene N., for helping prep and clean the rail on the mural wall for new paint, Karen M., Dan M., Theo H., and Doug H., for cleaning the mural wall, and Patti P., Kevin P., Alex P., Deb C., Gary Y, Mary O., for handling the first coat of primer and paint. Michelle L., Nick J., Brandy J., Jim J., Karen M., and Gary Y., all helped get the locker room doors prepped for their new paint, too.

While there's lots of measurable progress, there's more yet to be done. You can keep track of all the tasks yet to complete on our Volunteer Opportunities page, and better yet, sign up and offer to take care of a few yourself!

In the coming days we'll finish priming and painting all the various doors around the facility -- the locker room doors, the doors to electrical cabinet and storage closet, the doors to the snack bar.

In addition, on Monday, April 15th, at 6 pm at the pool, we'll have the first meeting of the Greenbriar Pool Beautification Committee. It's not too late to be a part of it! Come on out and help the club manage its landscaping needs and keep its planting beds clean and thriving. Your pool needs you!

It may not look it, but we're just two months away from opening day at the pool. And between now and then there's a lot of stuff that needs doing! In response to membership requests and complaints about the old, somewhat slippery concrete floor in the locker rooms, the floor has been resurfaced with a poly-aspartic coating that is both much grippier than the bare concrete and much more colorful.

But now that we've got new, colorful floors, we've also got some things that need repainting to match -- locker room doors, accent walls, doors to the snack bar and guard shack. And we'd love your help! The pool has always relied on the volunteer efforts of its membership to help with things like painting and landscaping as a way of keeping maintenance fees low. This year we've posted a list of tasks that need to be completed before opening day (hopefully well before opening day). If one or more of them looks like something you'd be willing to help with, just select it and let us know!

We're also happy to report that our new 1m diving board has arrived!

Makin' Progress! We ❤ our Volunteers!

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