 How the Numbers Shake Out
By Kendra Kozen
Our special report reveals the statistical realities of budget cuts, salary freezes and maintenance delays — along with some signs of hope.
Editor’s Note: And the Winner Is...
By Gary Thill
I am honored to be a part of an industry that has, at its heart, the noble calling to improve and save lives.
Minority Report: Local Flavor
By Tara Eggleston, Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission Department of Parks and Recreation
Minority outreach must happen on a local level, but plenty of national programs can help you reach your home audience.
Risk Management: What’s in the Water?
By Monica Hlavsa, CDC Healthy Swimming, Waterborne Disease Prevention Branch
The CDC lays out steps every operator needs to take this swim season to prevent RWIs.
Lifesavers: Let’s Get Physical
By Roy Fielding, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; and Terri Lees, North Kansas City (Mo.) Community Center
Do you guard have the physical competencies needed to save lives? Incorporate these in-service training ideas and you’ll always know the answer.
Lessons Learned: Phone a Friend
By Brandon Eckhardt, Willard Aquatic Center
When an operator doesn’t know the answer to a serious water quality problem, he discovers the power of connections.
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