Making sure the Y is safe for kids and families is fundamental to all that we do. We are committed to the well-being and safety of children. However, the Y facility is not designed or licensed to provide basic childcare needs. Any public place may be unsafe for a child whom is left unattended for long periods of time.
Throughout our programs, in our facility and with trained staff, we implement strict policies to ensure safety.
Members ages 0-12
In our facility, youth under the age of 12 will need to:
Members ages 12-13
Members ages 14-18
Parents are responsible for the behavior of their children while at the Y. If a child is disruptive, staff will follow current Y policies. Parents will be contacted if the disruptive behavior either continues and/or warrants further action.
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May 4, 2026 — The hot tub is open and available for use. The Rec Pool will reopen today (Monday, May 4) at 1 PM. Thank you for your patience as we worked to ensure the area is safe and ready for our members. Important Reminder: No glass is allowed on the pool deck or in the water under any circumstances. Even small or unintentional items can pose a major safety risk. Common items that may contain glass include: Goggles/Masks; Phones; Vapes; Tablets; Glass bottles or containers. We ask all members to double-check belongings before entering the pool area and help us maintain a safe environment for everyone. We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to welcoming you back in the pool this afternoon!