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Savannah Residents Rally to Replace Closing Community Pool

Monday, August 25, 2025 at 6:16 AM

Following the announcement that Savannah’s aquatic center will close permanently after the 2025 season, residents have formed a new nonprofit called the Andrew County Aquatics Initiative. The group aims to raise $4 to $5 million to construct a new facility, ensuring the beloved community hub is not lost. A final celebration at the current pool…

Following the announcement that Savannah’s aquatic center will close permanently after the 2025 season, residents have formed a new nonprofit called the Andrew County Aquatics Initiative. The group aims to raise $4 to $5 million to construct a new facility, ensuring the beloved community hub is not lost. A final celebration at the current pool is planned for September 6th to honor its history and discuss the future according to KQ2.

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