Terre Haute, In. – City officials say the long-awaited transformation of the municipal pool is officially on track. The city broke ground on the roughly $3.8 million project during the first week of this year, marking the start of a major overhaul that includes zero-depth entry, a new water playground, and the “Deming Dipper 2.0”. Mayor Brandon Sakbun confirmed that the facility will remain closed for the 2026 summer season, city officials expect the renovated facility to be ready for swimmers by the 2027 season. The project is being completed by using casino gaming revenue and federal funds. If construction continues as scheduled, the new aquatic center is expected to open its doors to the public for the 2027 season.