The City of Houston said they have 24 pools open on alternating days, but 10 pools are staying closed because of a nationwide lifeguard shortage.
“Pre-COVID we were staffed, now we are trying to recover,” Ray Derouen, HPARD Regional Aquatic Manager said.
The Sharpstown pool is one of 24 locations open this summer but many others in the City of Houston are closed because of a nationwide lifeguard shortage. “Passing that swimming evaluation qualifies you to enter a lifeguard training course where you learn rescues, first aid and CPR,” Derouen said.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $500 issued to recipients in WisconsinA guaranteed income program in Wisconsin issued its latest payment, worth $500, to recipients on Thursday.
続きを読む »
Houston weather: Tropical depression poses no threat to Houston, where it will remain warm and sunnyTropical Depression Two will stay well away from the Texas coast. Meanwhile, the next few...
続きを読む »
Houston’s skyscrapers make it the ‘tallest city in Texas’All the skyscrapers in Houston stacked up would rise higher than Mt. Everest, earning Houston the 'Tallest City in Texas' title, according to a new study by Texas Real Estate Source.
続きを読む »
Nearly 1,000 water line leaks repaired throughout city of HoustonHouston Public Works announced that it has seen a significant reduce in the number of water line leaks throughout the city of Houston.
続きを読む »
New York City Department of Corrections no longer disclosing inmate deaths in city jailsThe Department of Correction, without warning, has stopped notifying the public and the media when an incarcerated person dies behind bars.
続きを読む »