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1. Does Coronavirus live in pool water?

· The CDC has stated that there is no evidence that coronavirus is transmitted through properly treated swimming pool water.

· All Parker Recreation pools are monitored multiple times per day to ensure proper disinfectant levels are maintained. Additionally, the lap, therapy and activity pools are treated with Ultra Violet light as a secondary disinfectant system which is highly effective at eliminating viruses and other harmful organisms.

2. Will lap swimmers be able to utilize kickboards and pull buoys?

While we encourage swimmers to bring their own equipment, we will provide a limited number of equipment that will be sanitized in bleach solution before and after use.

3. Will there be water exercise equipment be available for use?

Just as with lap swim equipment, we encourage swimmers to bring their own equipment. However, there will be a limited number of pieces available for use that will be sanitized in bleach solution before and after use. Note: Certain equipment may not be available.

4. What will aquatics staff be doing to adhere to disinfecting guidelines and protocols?

• Every hour, to include before and after designated sessions, staff will sanitize high-touch areas with FDA approved products, in addition to the routine cleaning tasks that occur throughout the day.  

• Additionally, twice daily, the deck and all seating areas will be treated with a high concentrated chlorine solution to effectively sanitize all surfaces. 

5. Will swimmers have access to the locker rooms and showers?

• Initially, the locker rooms will be closed. Swimmers should come ready to swim and will be able to change in deck bathrooms. 

• Deck showers will be available for the recommended pre and post-swim rinse offs.  

6. Are any pools available for rental or birthday parties?

For the foreseeable future, there will be no rentals, group visits or birthday parties permitted.