Napa Eyes Two Pools at Harvest Park as Council Adopts Hazard Plan
City Council • NapaOctober 20, 2026
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Napa's plan for the former Harvest Middle School is coming into focus: two pools, both gyms kept and a splash pad that could open before the rest of the campus. At its Oct. 20, 2026, meeting, the City Council pressed staff on cost and free access. Earlier in the day, it unanimously adopted a countywide hazard mitigation plan and backed a student-led climate resolution in Congress.
- Harvest Park direction: Staff favor two pools, retained gyms and an early splash pad phase
- Cost and access on record: Council flags cost, staffing and a free splash pad; no vote
- Hazard plan adopted unanimously, keeping Napa eligible to apply for FEMA mitigation funds
- Students win council backing for Congressman Mike Thompson's climate restoration resolution
The basics: The Harvest Park Project would turn the former Harvest Middle School on Old Sonoma Road into a recreation and aquatics campus. The city closed on the property in December.
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