MEDFORD, Ore. -- Local voters have a chance to
change the way they enjoy Medford's pools.
If passed, Measure 15-115
would replace both Jackson and Hawthorne Park pools with the help of $14.5
million in bonds.
According to the proposal, the pool at Hawthorne Park
would be covered and open all year round. It would be four times bigger than the
old one, with enough space for swimming lessons, competitions and a warm water
therapy pool.
The new Jackson Pool would be open in the summer. There
would be more parking, a slide and covered areas to sit for shade.
All of the improvements would be paid for by Medford
residents.
News10 is taking a closer look at the measure, click here to
read more
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