

Reopen Campbell community pool
The Issue
The day before our community pool closed, our daughter was just starting to get the hang of swimming. Watching her splash around, surrounded by friends and neighbors, reminded me of how special this place is. A community pool is so much more than just water; it’s where we gather, where our kids grow up, and where we make the memories that last through the warmest days of the year.
Unfortunately, the city of Campbell has made the decision to close our beloved community pool due to leaks. While this issue needs addressing, it's critical for the city to recognize the pool's role in fostering community bonds and maintaining a healthy lifestyle for all residents. Swimming pools are valuable community resources that offer safe recreational space, promote physical activity, and serve as a venue for social interactions.
The decision to close the pool has deeply impacted our community, leaving many without a place to swim, exercise, learn water safety, and enjoy the simple pleasure of a day at the pool. It also causes disruption in planned local swimming programs, potentially affecting children who are learning how to swim and adults looking for low-impact exercise options.
We urge the city to reconsider this decision and explore alternative solutions, such as allocating emergency funding for repairs, seeking state or federal grants, or partnering with local businesses for sponsorship or support. This approach would address the current issues with the pool, while also acknowledging its significance to our community's well-being and quality of life.
By reopening the Campbell community pool, we revive a vital communal asset that not only enhances local public health but also brings us back together. We ask for your support in urging city officials to prioritize the necessary repairs and reopen our pool. Please sign this petition to show your support for the Campbell community pool and ensure that future generations can splash, learn, and laugh in this cherished space.

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The Issue
The day before our community pool closed, our daughter was just starting to get the hang of swimming. Watching her splash around, surrounded by friends and neighbors, reminded me of how special this place is. A community pool is so much more than just water; it’s where we gather, where our kids grow up, and where we make the memories that last through the warmest days of the year.
Unfortunately, the city of Campbell has made the decision to close our beloved community pool due to leaks. While this issue needs addressing, it's critical for the city to recognize the pool's role in fostering community bonds and maintaining a healthy lifestyle for all residents. Swimming pools are valuable community resources that offer safe recreational space, promote physical activity, and serve as a venue for social interactions.
The decision to close the pool has deeply impacted our community, leaving many without a place to swim, exercise, learn water safety, and enjoy the simple pleasure of a day at the pool. It also causes disruption in planned local swimming programs, potentially affecting children who are learning how to swim and adults looking for low-impact exercise options.
We urge the city to reconsider this decision and explore alternative solutions, such as allocating emergency funding for repairs, seeking state or federal grants, or partnering with local businesses for sponsorship or support. This approach would address the current issues with the pool, while also acknowledging its significance to our community's well-being and quality of life.
By reopening the Campbell community pool, we revive a vital communal asset that not only enhances local public health but also brings us back together. We ask for your support in urging city officials to prioritize the necessary repairs and reopen our pool. Please sign this petition to show your support for the Campbell community pool and ensure that future generations can splash, learn, and laugh in this cherished space.

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Petition created on July 22, 2026