Cypress Pool in Coral Springs remains closed until further notice as city officials work through unexpected maintenance issues
Coral Springs, Florida – A popular community pool in Coral Springs is temporarily off-limits as maintenance issues force a sudden and indefinite closure.
The Cypress Pool, located at Cypress Hammock Park, was officially closed on Friday, according to a brief update shared by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department. The announcement, posted on the department’s Facebook page, simply cited “unforeseen maintenance” as the reason for the shutdown, offering no further explanation about the specific nature of the problem.
As of Tuesday afternoon, there was still no change in the pool’s status. City officials have not given a projected date for reopening, leaving many residents unsure of when they can expect to return to the facility.
The message posted by the city read: “The Cypress Pool is currently closed due to unforeseen maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.”
No further comments have been made by city staff or officials regarding what the issue might be, or what steps are being taken to resolve it. The lack of clarity has led to speculation among some regular users of the pool, who are now left waiting for an update.
Cypress Pool is a well-used facility in Coral Springs, offering swim lessons, recreation, and aquatic exercise programs for all ages. Its sudden closure has affected families and community members who rely on it for summer fun and fitness.
While residents wait for the pool to reopen, there has been no word from the city about alternative arrangements or access to other aquatic facilities in the area. Updates may be provided through the city’s official social media channels or website as new information becomes available.
Until then, the pool gates remain shut, and the timeline for reopening is still unknown. Residents are encouraged to monitor the city’s Parks and Recreation Department Facebook page for the latest updates.
