Seattle isn’t the only city dealing with a lifeguard shortage.
Newer lifeguards are not put on beaches, according to the agency. Senior lifeguards are needed to work beaches because there is also the element of weather involved.
The pandemic also shut down lifeguard training and certification, so the supply of new lifeguards has dwindled.
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。
Half of Tucson's public pools to stay closed this summerFor Star subscribers: A shortage of lifeguards is being blamed for pool closures and reduced operating hours planned this summer for public pools in Tucson and Pima County.
続きを読む »
Pool hours impacted, openings delayed amid ongoing lifeguard shortageSeveral pools are seeing hours changed and openings delayed due to an ongoing shortage of lifeguards.
続きを読む »
Lifeguard shortage forces North Texas cities to cut pool hoursMemorial Day Weekend marks the start of the summer pool season, but a nationwide lifeguard shortage is forcing some North Texas cities to cut their hours short.
続きを読む »
Girl, 10, rescued by lifeguards from Lake Michigan at 31st Street BeachA 10-year-old girl was rescued at 31st Street Beach Monday, the first water rescue of the season for Chicago lifeguards.
続きを読む »
'Lifeguard Grandma': 70-year-old woman steps up to help save Philadelphia poolsRobin Borland, a 70-year-old Philadelphia resident, is one of 16 senior citizen lifeguards who are stepping up amid a city-wide shortage.
続きを読む »
Arlington limiting pool hours due to lifeguard shortageThe city of Arlington, like many other cities across the country, will have to cut back on pool hours and limit the number of facilities open because of a lifeguard shortage.
続きを読む »