County of Maui – Maintenance Work Announced for Parking Lot for Wailuku Gym and New Wailuku Pool

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Maintenance Work Announced for Parking Lot for Wailuku Gym and New Wailuku Pool

The parking lot for the Wailuku Gym and New Wailuku Pool will be closed for required maintenance on Nov. 9 and will reopen on Nov. 11, 2022, the Department of Parks and Recreation announced. The gym and pool will remain open.

Parking for these facilities will be available at the Wells Park Complex parking lots.

The department appreciates the public’s patience and understanding. 

For more information, call Chris Kinzle, Parks Maintenance Superintendent, at (808) 270-7382 or send email to chris.kinzle@co.maui.hi.us.

For general Maui County parks information, visit www.mauicounty.gov/parks.

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