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2018 Swim Guide City of Rifle - Parks and Recreation Art Dague Pool and Waterslide Thank you to our 2018 sponsors Brenden Mann Foundation Grand River Health District Centennial Suites Sierra Excavating Walker Electric Colorado River Engineering 2018 Swim Guide Thank you to our 2018 partners Rifle Animal Shelter Special Olympics - Colorado Colorado Parks and Wildlife We are actively looking for sponsors to donate and support the following 2018 activities Rifle Tri-fle/Pony Express Kids Mini Triathlon Dive-In Movie Nights Rifle Polar Bears Swim Team Thank you to all of our 2017 sponsors last season Brenden Mann Foundation Grand River Health KMTS Rocky Mountain Mini Storage Spevere Chiropractic Thank you to all of our 2017 partners Featuring Rifle Animal Shelter Joe’s SCUBA Shack Shallow End - 2’-3’ 1718 Railroad Ave Hang your banner or get on the radio at Art Dague Pool and Waterslide 4 Lap Lanes - 3’-5’ Rifle, CO 81650 Are you a community business that wants to support community programming 970-665-6571 In-Season and want to get your name out there? You can donate funds to Art Dague Deep End - 10’6” 970-665-6573 Off-Season Pool and Waterslide that will go towards the above activities where www.rifleco.org/aquatics needed, and we will hang your banner or give you radio ad time in 84° Water Temperature [email protected] recognition of your support. 2 Diving Boards For all sponsorship inquires and more details, please contact Season Dates: th James Vaughan at [email protected] or 970-665-6573 First Day– Saturday, May 26 , 2018 177’ Waterslide Last Day– Monday, September 3rd, 2018 Page Recreation Coordinator Recreation Vaughan James Thanks, pool. the in yourself find you summer and this foryou, easier access makes lineup 2018 our hope I lifestyle. a healthy partof a core and be play like feel can Swimming themselves. for doesit someone until be appreciated reallycan’t it but want, I all it over gush can I justice. do it quite finalized. being arestill and features layout final and the through, areworking we challenges funding some are There schedule. the finalizing and design detailed towards improve. us help to feedback welcome always but perfect, not are we Ofcourse, 10 games, the in lifeguards 400 nearly With place. state the in competed staff lifeguard the year, Last dedication. and drive their with impressed constantly and am people, group of a great such with work to privileged am I day.every pool the run that services and guest coaches, instructors, user. a regular become to affordable more a little it make to added been have These passes. areseason addition notable Another water. of benefits the in sharing on trainedcoaches specially with work to challenges cognitive with forpeople opportunity the adding year, this Swimming Olympics Special offer to areproud we partnership, a Leveraging fit. stay orget to Fit arecalling, we what offering, aerobics intensity a high in add to opportunity an saw we Similarly, easydecision. an it make help additions these hope we Tri the for price the reduce to able been and have affordable more event the make to Tri Rifle the before righttri kids can. we way every in water of benefits health the access people more helping on focused are we year, This ability. our bestof the to people most the serve to need community’s the at and grow adapt to continue to us drives mission This Colorado.” of WesternSlope the on community recreational premier a asRifle establish to necessary and services facilities, programs, parks, maintain 2 O . 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Letter from the Pool Manager the Pool Letter from at Water World and claimed 10 claimed and World Water at th was an awesome outcome. outcome. awesome an was th Friday, August 17th,, 2018 - Monday, September 3rd, 2018 Season ScheduleLate Day Morning Lessons Midday Lap Swim Open Swim Evening Lap Swim Saturday 9:30am-11:25am 11:25am-12:25pm 12:30pm-6pm 6pm-7pm Sunday 9:30am-11:25am 11:25am-12:25pm 12:30pm-6pm 6pm-7pm Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday Closed Page Friday 9:30am-11:25am 11:25am-12:25pm 12:30pm-6pm 6pm-7pm 55 Late Season Programs Table of Contents School Weekend Morning Lessons Training Fee - $35 General Information p 26 Lifeguard Training Dates - Fridays-Sundays August 17th-September 2nd p 1 Cover Prerequisites/Junior Lifeguard Times - 9:30am-10:20am or 10:30am-11:20am Facility Features/Season p 27 Lifeguard Training Registration Deadline - August 10th Dates/Contact Prerequisite Preparation/ Description - School started? Still want to take some more swimming lessons? p 2 Letter from the Pool Manager Lifeguard New this year, take advantage of our limited offerings over the weekends after p 3 Table of Contents p 28 Water Safety Instructor Training school begins. A session goes 9 classes: 3 weekend days over 3 weeks. Same p 4 Connect with Rifle Recreation Prerequisites/WSI Aide levels, curriculum, and polices as the group lesson sessions throughout the summer. Website/Registration/Alerts p 29 Water Safety Instructor Training p 5 Location Prerequisite Preparation/ p 6 Pool Schedule Water Safety Instructor p 7 Special Schedule Days p 30 Training Opportunities p 8 Facility Policies CPO/CPR/AED/First Aid At 9:30am, choose either Prices p 31 Workplace Training Preschool 2 or Level 2 p 9 Admissions p 32 Training Drills Drop-In/Punch Passes p 33 Job and Volunteer Opportunities At 10:30am, choose either p 10 Season Passes Swimming Lessons Preschool 1 or Level 1 p 11 Deals, Discounts, and Packages p 34 Swimming Lesson Benefits p 12 Products p 35 Refer-A-Friend p 13 Parties p 36 Private Lessons p 14 Groups p 37 Water Safety Activities World’s Largest Swimming p 15 Dive-In Movie Nights Lesson p 16 Events p 38 Lessons from Lylah Labor Day Hours Chalk/Pirate & Mermaid p 39 Level Map Take the long weekend to take your last dip in the pool before it closes for the Party/Parade p 40 Swim Lesson Policies season. p 17 End of Season Events p 41 Lesson Weather Policy Fishing Derby/Dog Day p 42 Swim Lesson Descriptions Lap Swim 11:25am-12:25pm & 6pm-7pm Fitness Swimming p 43 Swim Lesson Descriptions Open Swim 12:30pm-6pm p 18 Swimming Benefits p 44 Level Placement Flow Chart p 19 Fitness Swimming p 45 Level Placement Flow Chart River Challenge/Pool Records p 46 Swim Lesson Schedule - By Level Dog Day Date p 20 Triathlon p 47 Swim Lesson Schedule - By Level With the schedule change, we have to change the day we let the pool go to the Pony Express/Tri-Buddies p 48 Swim Lesson Schedule - By Date/ dogs! Dog Day is on Saturday, September 8th from 11am-6pm. Check out more p 21Triathlon Time event details on page 17. Rifle Tri-fle p 49 Swim Lesson Schedule - By Date/ p 22 Water Aerobics Time p 23 Swim Team p 50 Swim Lesson Resources Pass Expiration p 24 Swim Team Feedback Buy a season pass or punch pass that expires on August 12th? No problem, all p 25 Special Olympics/Community p 51 Comment Card passes purchased in 2018 will be good for the entire 2018 season, right through Swim Meet Sponsors Labor Day. The applies to swim vouchers and sunny day passes also. p 56 Sponsors p 52-55 Late Season Update Updated 12 June 2018 Stock images provided by pixabay.com Page 54 Stock icons provided by flaticons.com Page 3 Connect with Rifle Recreation Open Late Season! Visit www.rifleco.org/aquatics for up to date information about Art Dague Pool and Waterslide Visit www.rifleco.org/recreation and click on a link like: or Sign in or create your account to register online Labor Day Like us on Facebook at Rifle Parks and Recreation and Art Dague Pool and Waterslide Did you know you can get text message alerts sent straight to your phone for some programs? Simply ask to sign up while registering, or drop by the front desk and we can set you up! *For previous RainedOut users, we are no longer using that messaging provider* Check out the next two pages for more details Page 4 Page 53 Pool Renovation Update Location As many of you recall, last year on September 12th, 2017 voters approved the city to borrow money for a swimming pool renovation project! We are excited for this opportunity and are working diligently towards detailed design. See Art Dague Pool and Waterslide is located conveniently in the center of town at 1718 below for some more insight as to how the project is progressing.
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