Swim Tests
In order to enter the square section of the pool, or go down the slide, ALL patrons ages 17 or younger, must first complete a swim test.

Capacity
As a matter of safety, the pool has a maximum number of patrons allowed in the pool area at a time. A sign will be posted when the pool is full, and as one person leaves, another may enter.

Smoking
No smoking permitted anywhere in the aquatic facility.

Food and Beverages:
Coolers may be brought into pool area, but food may be consumed in designated areas only.
Non-alcoholic beverages are allowed in plastic containers or cans only, and are permitted in the pool area.
No glass of any kind permitted.
No alcoholic beverages permitted.
Food must be eaten in designated areas only

Chairs and Other Equipment
Folding chairs or umbrellas may be brought into pool area. The department will not be held responsible in any way for the operation of, damage to, or loss of such equipment.

Diaper Policy
Any child who wears a diaper must wear a "little swimmer" type of diaper with a bathing suit over it to go into the water.

Drop off Policy
Children 12-17 years may be admitted without supervision, provided they pass a swim test.

Play Toys
Aquatic play items are permitted in pool. No motorized toys. The lifeguard has the right to deny any or all aquatic toys in the pool. After a designated number of people in the pool, no play toys will be allowed (Water wings exempted). An adult must be within arms reach of any child using a flotation device.

Jewelry:
Be advised that jewelry, especially piercings and dangling necklaces or earrings is dangerous to wear while swimming.

Proper Bathing Attire:
Anyone, even infants, who enters the pool, must be wearing proper bathing attire. No thongs or cut offs.

Bad Language:
The use of foul language, obscenities or other vulgar or dis-respectful language toward pool personnel or other patrons will not be permitted, and is cause for disciplinary action.

Discipline:
Any person that does not obey the above rules, or fails to follow directions from the lifeguards will be asked to "sit out" from the pool. If behavior continues, the person will be asked to leave the pool facility for the day. Should that person’s behavior worsen, or should such behavior be continued on another day at the facility, the person shall be suspended from the aquatic facility for a time period from 1 week to the entire season, depending on the severity of the infraction.