Tim Sheeper News Today

Menlo Park City Council approved a contract with Team Sheeper to continue operations at Burgess Pool and take over the new Menlo Park Community Center pools in Belle Haven.

This year in Menlo Park was about a city reopening, reverting the final constraints of the pandemic and bringing back big events. It was also a year focused on housing, and a divisive affordable housing idea that split residents.

In Menlo Parks only competitive City Council race, two longtime residents, incumbent Betsy Nash and former council member Peter Ohtaki, have diverging views on the citys obligation to significantly increase its housing.

A proposal to have Tim Sheeper operate Burgess Pool in Menlo Park for another year is was approved by the City Council at the July 26 council meeting.

A proposal to have Tim Sheeper operate Burgess Pool in Menlo Park for another year is up for approval by the City Council tonight at the July 26 council meeting.

Tim Sheeper of Menlo Swim and Sport and Menlo Park city staff have come to a one-year agreement regarding the continued management of Burgess Pool for the Menlo Park City Council to review at its upcoming July 26 meeting.

Contract negotiations to decide who will operate Menlo Parks public pools appear to have hit an impasse at the City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 28.

As the citys contract with Team Sheeper is set to expire and a new community aquatics center is on the horizon, Menlo Park City Council explores the idea of the city running both pools.