While the numbers are around 1,300 lower compared to 2019, the report indicated there were more guests that attended in August compared to the past four years with a total of 1,352.
"This year has been very different," Pool Director Woody Crosby said. "Our pool staff has been working around a three-ring circus of equipment, health mandates and an avalanche of weekend phone calls."
Shenandoah Mayor Ritch Wheeler applauded the efforts made by pool staff to keep the facility operating throughout the summer season.
"You do a great job every year," Wheeler said. "This year has been particularly difficult, and you pulled off being able to keep us open and keep our kids swimming."
State mandates due to coronavirus limited area pools' operating capacities to 25% initially, which impacted the total number of guests who could attend at any given time.
