Season passes for Parkway Pool are expected to go on sale this week, after Coplay Borough Council voted to approve costs during its April 10 meeting.

The fees remain the same as last year. They are as follows:

Season passes for residents — students (age 5-18), $60; adults (age 19-61), $75; seniors (age 62 and up), $15; family, $140

Season passes for nonresidents — students (age 5-18), $75; adults (age 19-61), $100; seniors (age 62 and up), $25; family, $200

Daily fees for residents — students (age 5-18), $6; adults (age 19-61), $7; seniors (age 62 and up), $2

Daily fees for nonresidents — students (age 5-18), $8; adults (age 19-61), $10; seniors (age 62 and up), $5

The day care fee is $50.

Aqua Zumba is available to both residents and nonresidents for $6 per class.

Parkway Pool will open June 14 for the 2025 season. The closing date is scheduled for Aug. 17.

In other business, Mayor Joseph Bundra addressed council about rejoining the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce.

At the April 1 workshop meeting, council heard details of membership from Chamber staff Elyse Cuttic.

Bundra told council that local businesses — also Chamber members — helped to rehabilitate the caboose located on the Ironton Rail Trail grounds.

The borough had not been a Chamber member for the past four years.

After discussion, council voted to join the Chamber of Commerce, with a $440 membership fee and one-time $30 processing charge.

Council also approved an estimate for resurfacing the basketball court behind the fire department. The total cost is $46,000. A Local Share Account grant will cover $30,744. The remaining amount, $15,256, will be paid by the borough.

The fire department was granted permission to use the social hall July 19 for a basket bingo fundraiser.

Herman Holderman and Amanda Doss were approved as social hall cleaner and pavilion cleaner, respectively, for the 2025 season. The rate is $50 per cleaning.