The pool currently loses almost $1000 in chemicals and 200,000 gallons of water a day.
Officials say that won’t change for the next swimming season and city commissioners voted to keep the pool open for one more year.
“The commissioners commented that they wanted to give a final goodbye and opportunities for people who don’t live here that maybe once lived here to come back and enjoy the facility one more time,” Assistant City Manager Jennifer Cunningham said.
(Read more: KSN-TV)