February 6, 2025
Pan Am Pool Training Tank Negotiations
SNM is pleased to announce that after extensive discussions and negotiations, the deliberations regarding the Pan Am Pool Training Tank have come to a positive conclusion. This marks a significant milestone for both SNM and the community it serves.
On January 30, 2025, the City Council convened to review the proposed User Agreement, and after careful consideration, they approved the agreement between SNM and the City of Winnipeg. This agreement not only facilitates the use of the Pan Am Pool Training Tank for various training and competitive purposes but also underscores the commitment of both parties to promote aquatic sports and enhance community engagement in physical activities. The collaborative efforts put forth during the negotiation process reflect a shared vision for fostering an environment that encourages excellence in swimming and other water-based sports. With this agreement in place, SNM looks forward to leveraging the facilities to support athletes of all levels, from beginners to elite competitors, while also providing opportunities for community programs and events that promote health and wellness.
“I am thrilled to announce that the SNM user agreement has been officially approved by the City Council on January 30, 2025. This significant milestone marks a pivotal moment for our organization and the community we serve. The approval of this user agreement is not just a formality; it represents the culmination of extensive discussions, negotiations, and a shared vision for enhancing community engagement through our programs and services. We are immensely grateful and thankful for the collaborative work done by the dedicated members of the SNM Team and the Recreation Services Division Community Services Department. Their commitment to fostering a spirit of cooperation and mutual respect has been instrumental in bringing this agreement to fruition. Together, we have navigated challenges and explored innovative solutions to ensure that our facilities and resources can be utilized effectively for the benefit of all community members. This partnership signifies a commitment to providing exceptional recreational opportunities and enhancing the quality of life within our community. We look forward to the positive impact this agreement will have and the exciting initiatives we will implement moving forward.” Bruce Rose, SNM Executive Director.
“The City of Winnipeg Community Services Department recognizes the importance of a new Agreement with Swim Natation Manitoba as a vital step in fostering continued collaboration and enhancing support for both competitive sport and recreational pursuits in Winnipeg. Together, we remain committed to providing opportunities that encourage growth, development and inclusivity for swimmers of all levels, ensuring a strong and vibrant future for aquatic sports in our community.” Jennifer Sarna, Manager of Recreation Services, Community Services Department – City of Winnipeg.
The new 20 year user agreement will come into effect starting September 1, 2024.
For further information or to provide feedback, please contact –
SNM Executive Director – [email protected]
SNM Office