Iguana invasion shuts down Florida high school pool indefinitely

Joe Lopez reports from Lake Worth High School, where iguanas have caused the indefinite closure of the pool due to contamination from their feces. The outdated filtration system couldn't handle the contaminants, leading to safety concerns. The city has invested over $100,000 in iguana prevention infrastructure, including climb-resistant barriers and electric fencing, after iguanas caused a power outage affecting 1,400 residents. Despite these efforts, the iguana problem persists, and there are no plans to reopen the pool or restart the swim team.

What financial investment has been made by the city to address the iguana problem?

What did the athletic director say about the swim team at Lake Worth High School?