This post has been updated on Tuesday, Jan. 16 with additional photos and information from the City.
The top beam for the pool building that project volunteers signed last week was placed yesterday afternoon, Monday, Jan. 16. In the intervening week, signatures from some additional key players in making this project possible were added: Councilmember Betsy Andersen, Sara Lillevand, and major donors Steve & Karen Ellis and Amy & Reid Settlemier.
Betsy Andersen, Maryann Tucker, Sara Lillevand, Steve Ellis, Karen Ellis, Amy Settlemier, Reed Settlemier, Jen Cavenaugh, George Sanen 
The city held a small beam signing ceremony to celebrate another pool complex milestone on Monday, Jan. 8. Members of the City Council, Pool Advisory Committee, Bond Oversight Committee, and donors gathered to sign the top beam before it’s placed on the structure, a longstanding construction industry tradition.
Police Chief Jeremy Bowers adds his signature to the high beam 
Pool supporters Sue Smegal and Cathy Glazier, with Councilmember Conna McCarthy and ELS president Clarence Mamuyac 
Marilyn Weber, Di Bates, Jon Reynolds and Charlie Bates 
Mayor Jen Cavenaugh thanks supporters and donors 
City staff, donors, elected officials and students involved in the pool project prior to signing the last beam to be erected on the pool building structure 
Clarence Mamuyac, President of ELS signs the beam 
Piedmont Beautification Foundation president Karen Sullivan 
City Administrator Rosanna Bayon Moore 
Mayor Jen Cavenaugh, Recreation Director Chelle Putzer, and City Administrator Rosanna Bayon Moore 
The pool building as it stands in January 2024 