Pool Rules
Pool Rules
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All patrons, renters, and guests of renters are required to follow the instructions of lifeguards and pool supervisors. Pool rules are established in accordance with the Washington State Department of Health to provide a safe environment for all users of the facility.
All patrons, renters, and guests of renters are required to follow the instructions of lifeguards and pool supervisors. Pool rules are established in accordance with the Washington State Department of Health to provide a safe environment for all users of the facility.
A cleansing shower must be taken before entering the pool.
No food, beverages, or glass containers are permitted on the pool deck or in any locker room or changing room.
Profanity, vulgar remarks, or offensive/improper behavior will not be permitted.
Only swimming attire is permitted in the pool. Patrons wearing street clothes will be asked to change.
Street shoes are not permitted on the pool deck.
There must be an adult (age 18 or older) in the water, within arm’s reach, for every 2 children under 6 years old and/or for every 2 non-swimmers.
Children with flotation devices must be closely supervised by an adult and are limited to the shallow end.
Spitting, spouting water, or blowing your nose in the pool is prohibited.
Running, dunking, pushing, splashing, or other horseplay is not allowed.
Sitting on, or jumping from starting blocks and guard stands is prohibited.
Spectators must remain in bleacher seating areas.
Patrons with any open sores, rashes, a communicable disease, or who have been ill with vomiting or diarrhea within the last 2 weeks, are not allowed in the pool.
A waterproof protective covering must be worn over diapers.
No facemasks or snorkels allowed. Fins, kickboards, and all other pool equipment is off limits without pool staff approval.
Persons under the influence of drugs or alcohol are not permitted in the facility and will be asked to leave the premises.
Diving is prohibited in all areas not designated and supervised by a lifeguard.
A water competency assessment must be passed in order to use diving boards.
Anyone with a history of seizures, heart, or circulatory issues should swim with a buddy.
Patrons who do not obey pool rules will be subject to removal from the premises.
Diving Board Rules:
Diving Board Rules:
A water competency assessment must be passed in order to use diving boards.
Goggles are not allowed.
Running is not allowed.
Users are limited to a single bounce.
Dives must be directed downward, in a straight line.
Back, inward, and reverse dives are not allowed.
Divers must swim directly to the opposite wall or ladder after completing a dive.
Proper swim attire must be worn - heavy clothing is not allowed.
In case of emergency, call 911.
In case of emergency, call 911.
Emergency Phone and First-Aid Kit are located in the First-Aid Office.
Emergency Phone and First-Aid Kit are located in the First-Aid Office.
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