The Twin Falls City Pool will reopen on Wednesday, May 20 for limited lap swim under the guidelines set by Governor Little in Stage 2 of Idaho Rebounds – the statewide reopening plan. Beginning Wednesday, May 20, the pool will be open Monday through Friday from 5:30 to 8:45 a.m. and from 11 to 1:15 p.m.
To ensure compliance with the reopening plan, the following measures will be taken:
• The deep end will be open for lap swim, but the shallow side will remain closed
• Swimmers must maintain 6 feet of separation at all times
• Swimmers will be asked if they are feeling ill or have been ill in the last 48 hours
• Temperatures will be taken of all people entering the facility. Swimmers with a temperature over 100.3 degrees will not be permitted into the facility
• Utilize cough and sneeze etiquette, and proper hand hygiene
To prevent the spread of the virus and other illnesses, the pool staff will also be doing the following:
• High contact common area surfaces will be disinfected on a regular basis
• Locker rooms will be thoroughly disinfected daily
• Shareable swim equipment, such as kickboards and lifejackets, have been removed from the facility
• Swimmers may not enter the marked area around the lifeguard stand
• A mandatory reservation system is now in place for swimmers to reserve lap swim times for 1 hour
• At the end of the reserved time, swimmers will be required to exit the pool and deck
• Swimmers should minimize time in the locker rooms before and after swimming. Swimmers are encouraged to shower before arriving at the pool
Lap swimmers can reactivate by purchasing a monthly or annual pass, a punch pass, or by paying the daily admission fee. Lap swimmers should also know that the mandatory reservation system will only reserve a lap swim time for 1 hour. Each reservation is free and is for only for one individual swimmer.
For more information about the Twin Falls City Pool or to reserve a lap lane, please visit us on the City of Twin Falls website at tfid.org/citypool