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May Is National Aquatics Safety Month
And The Park Authority Reminds You To Play It Safe. |
Woodbridge, VA (May 19, 2011) - As the summer season of fun and frolic approaches the Prince William County Park Authority reminds everyone to play it safe in and around the water. Follow these simple rules of water safety every day:
- Always swim with a buddy in lifeguard-supervised areas.
- NEVER swim alone!
- Be cool & follow the rules of the pool.
- Never dive in shallow water. Look before leaping!
- Walk, don't run around swimming areas.
- Know how deep the water is where you will be swimming.
- Don't swallow the pool water. (YUK)
- Take a break, use the restroom.
- If you need help, alert a Lifeguard.
- Use only Coast Guard approved life jackets; not inflatables (water wings).
- Do not push, shove, or run near the water. Horseplay can be dangerous.
- Never swim around or under diving boards or slides.
- When swimming outside, get out of the water if you see lightning or hear thunder.
For more information, please call 703-792-7060 or go to our website at www.pwcparks.org
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Prince William County Park Authority Prince William County Park Authority, founded in 1977 by the Board of County Supervisors, provides the residents and visitors with first quality recreation programs, parks and facilities. The Park Authority is an autonomous organization governed by an eight-member board appointed by the Board of County Supervisors and funded by a tax transfer and revenue producing facilities. |