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Attend CMAHC Conference In Person Or Online
Decatur, Ga. — The Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code (CMAHC) announces that CMAHC members will be voting on 179 proposed changes to the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC)
Pool Clean Up After a Hurricane
Massive and highly destructive hurricanes have hit the United States again this year. While our primary concern after the storm should
Big Changes On Small Budgets
Home-improvement and DIY projects are all the rage on television. Websites like Etsy are filled with great ideas, from weddings to home décor. But perhaps you didn’t embrace that same
Handling RWI Outbreaks Systematically
Recreational water illnesses (RWIs) are always a hot topic of discussion towards the end of summer when higher bather loads at aquatic facilities are faced with filters that are working
A Pioneer Project
The Western Kansas town of Dodge City—made famous as a frontier settlement of the Old West and infamous for gunslingers, saloons, brothels, and gambling halls—has added a new tourism gem: a western/prairie-themed water park.
A Surge Of Activity
In the diverse neighborhood of South Tacoma, Wash., a once-deserted swath of land has made a real splash and become one of the area’s biggest summer attractions.
Simple Solutions Make A Big Impact
Centennial Beach, a historic aquatic facility in Naperville, Ill., has been a favorite destination for families for 85 years.
Adapted Swimming
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission’s (CRC) individualized, adapted swimming program is year-round and designed for swimmers of all ability levels.
On The Lookout For Lifeguards
Compared to other seasonal hiring practices in the parks and recreation industry, lifeguard recruitment can be one of the most challenging.
Maintenance Can Be A Beach
When you mention beaches to most people, they’ll likely conjure images of sun, surf, sand, swim suits, and fun;
Tips On How To Maintain A Safe Bathing Environment
As swimming continues to grow as a preferred method of exercise and physical therapy for the young and elderly alike, commercial aquatic facilities continue to experience an increase in patronage year after year.
NSPF Looking for Step Into Swim Grant Recipients
Colorado Springs, Colo.--The National Swimming Pool FoundationⓇ (NSPF) is accepting 2017 grant applicants for the Step Into Swim Campaign.
Bubbling With Excitement
Oklahoma’s new 11-acre whitewater park is an exciting addition to the existing training and rowing facilities within the city’s vibrant Boathouse District.
Underwater Hockey
The Waterford Recreation and Parks Department in Connecticut was looking for a new and inventive sport. As the program coordinator, I had discovered an activity that combined building lung capacity with my favorite sport—swimming.
The 5 W’s of Enzymes: Stop scrubbing scum lines and enjoy crystal clear water with enzymes!
Who should use enzyme products?
The simple answer is EVERYONE! Enzyme products have evolved over the years to a point where there are now specific enzyme products based upon the needs of each and every body of water. That’s why “everybody” should use them.
What Stinks?
Summer is a great time for kids. They’re free to have fun in the sun and do pretty much what they want to do—within reason—for a good three months.