Pool in Stratford closes for the day due to ‘fouling'
Anyone planning to visit the Stratford Lions Pool on Tuesday will need to make new arrangements.
In a social media post, the city said it was closed down for the rest of the day due to 'pool fouling.' It is unclear when the pool may reopen, but the city said it will provide an update on Wednesday.
People looking for other ways to cool down can visit the Anne Hathaway Park Splash Pad or the Stratford Rotary Complex.
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