City of Lennox -

The Pool opens TOMORROW!!

If you have purchased a pool pass through Sports Engine, we will have it ready for you to pick up once you get to the pool.

Any questions? Send an email to lennoxpool@cityoflennoxsd.com

Happy EMS Week - we are thankful to have a dedicated crew of local heroes that put in so much work behind the scenes

With the recent rain and sunshine the grass has really taken off. Which means the weeds have too... let's all do our part in keeping the city looking it's best by keeping our yards in compliance with the international property maintenance code 302.4 and the municipal ordinance 3.0104 B

Now's your chance! Send this to the group chat to get your team for sand volleyball put together. 🌞

Registration Link https://lennoxparksandrec.sportngin.com/register/form/886156202?_gl=1*95z493*_ga*ODQzOTk2ODgzLjE3NDkwNTEyNTQ.*_ga_PQ25JN9PJ8*czE3Nzg2MjA0MzIkbzE1JGcxJHQxNzc4NjIyMjUyJGo1NSRsMCRoMA..#_ga=2.11568308.1621371299.1778620432-843996883.1749051254

Need more info? Email Lennoxparkandrec@cityoflennoxsd.com

Now's your chance!! If you haven't already, here is a quick guide on how you can snag a pool pass for the 2026 season:

https://lennoxparksandrec.sportngin.com/register/form/058081031
Here's the clickable link for easy access.

Same process as before just digital this year. Your physical pool pass will be laminated and ready to be picked up when we open later this week; weather permitting.

We are lucky to have Kyle as our water superintendent here in the City of Lennox.

Help us in celebrating Kyle's work-aversary today!!! His extensive knowledge of water / waste water treatment and hard work do not go unnoticed. Thanks again for all you do for us, Kyle.

Lennox is under a severe thunderstorm warning with damaging winds reported. Take shelter now.

Residents without shelter in the event of severe storms today are reminded that shelter is available in the Westerman Park bathrooms (near the basketball court and service entrance for the baseball field.

This week we had two work-anniversaries honoring our very own Sargent Mark Lee and Kevin Cheppenko with our Streets Department. Help us celebrate their dedicated hard work and the contributions they continue to make to our city.

Keep up the good work gentlemen.

We've been looking forward to this since last year!! The first Park Drive After 5 Event of the 2026 Season is scheduled for May 29th from 5-8pm

What are you most excited for at the Park Drive After 5 Events???

We are counting down the days until the summer fun begins at the pool for the 2026 season!!!!!!

The first City Council Meeting for May will be held at 7pm tonight. To view the agenda, request to speak or watch live follow the links on our homepage.

It’s been a bit of a wild ride this season with the weather 🌧️💨, but through it all, one thing has stayed the same… the kids had FUN—and that’s what it’s all about! Join us this Saturday for the final games of the season—let’s finish strong! 🙌

A HUGE thank you to our amazing coaches who showed up week after week, adjusted on the fly, and made this season a great experience for our kids. We truly couldn’t do it without you!

We are gearing up for this year's Bike Rodeo!!
A Bike Rodeo is an event designed to promote bicycle safety, awareness, and responsible riding habits in a fun and educational setting.
The first Bike Rodeo will take place at the Worthing School on Thursday, May 14, 2026, from 12:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. The second event will be held at Lennox School on Friday, May 15, 2026, from 12:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Students will participate in interactive safety stations and guided riding courses that simulate real-world conditions. Officers from the Lennox Police Department, along with school staff, will provide instruction and hands-on training to help students develop safe biking skills.
Bike Safety Topics to be Covered:
• Proper helmet fit and helmet safety importance
• Bicycle inspection (ABC Quick Check: Air, Brakes, Chain)
• Use of hand signals and rider communication
• Understanding traffic signs and basic road rules
• Safe street and intersection crossing techniques
• Maintaining control and riding in a straight line
• Situational awareness and hazard recognition
• Sharing the roadway with vehicles and pedestrians
• Importance of visibility (lights, reflectors, and bright clothing)
Parents are encouraged to ensure their child brings a properly functioning bicycle and a correctly fitted helmet to participate in the event.
The Lennox Police Department remains committed to community safety and appreciates the cooperation of the Worthing and Lennox School Districts in helping educate our youth.
For additional information, please contact Chief Will Ericksen at the Lennox Police Department.

The road has been unexpectedly closed on 2nd Ave between Cherry St and Ash St and will reopen tomorrow afternoon

This week is all about celebrating our educators who inspire, encourage, and go the extra mile every single day—thank you. Your patience, passion, and dedication shape minds and bright futures.

After we got some much needed rain and our sump pumps got put to work; we would like to share this reminder about our sump pump connection ordinance. Please see below for the exact wording of Ordinance 8.0304(H)

"Connections between roof downspouts, foundation drains,
areaway drains, garage floor drains, sump pumps, or other sources of surface runoff
or groundwater, and the public sanitary sewer, whether directly or indirectly, are
prohibited. In certain locations or situations where surface water discharge would
create a safety hazard during freezing weather, connection to the sanitary sewer line
may be permitted by the Utilities Superintendent.

Any person, owner, lessee or occupant who has presently made or permitted to be
made, or shall make or permit to be made, any connection or installation in violation
of Section 8.0304(H) shall immediately remove that connection or correct that
installation. If not removed or corrected within ten (10) calendar days after notice
of violation has been delivered personally or by certified mail to that person, owner,
lessee or occupant, the City shall impose a surcharge of five hundred dollars ($500)
per month on the sewer bill of the property owners who are not in compliance. All
properties found during regular or periodic re-inspection programs that violate
Section 8.0304(H) will be subject, at the discretion of the City, to the imposition of
the monthly fee for all months between the two most recent inspections."