Castlegar rec complex plans extended 2026 shutdown

The Castlegar and District Community Complex will have extended maintenance closures next year.

The Regional District of Central Kootenay says the arena floor will be closed from April 27 to Aug. 10, inclusive, although it will reopen from June 10-14 for graduation events. Ice making will begin Aug. 11.

The pool will be closed from Aug. 1 to Sept. 13, inclusive.

The RDCK says the dry arena floor will be closed so a low-emissivity ceiling can be installed, and insulation work can be completed in the attic above. This will lead to greater energy efficiency and extend the life of the arena roof, the RDCK said.

In the pool, annual maintenance will take place alongside the next phase of the roof replacement, which includes interior work that must be completed while the pool is closed.

“Maintaining our assets through regular maintenance and timely capital improvements, ensures they remain safe, efficient, and reliable for our community,” operations manager Craig Stanley said in a news release.

“We understand the temporary closures may cause disruption, and we are thankful for the community’s patience as we work to ensure the facility continues to serve residents well into the future.”

The RDCK said local user groups, including swim clubs and lacrosse organizations, have been informed of the upcoming summer closures.

The arena was previously closed for several months in 2023 to put in a new floor.


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