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Temecula aquatics division reports strong summer participation and recognizes volunteers
Summary
Aquatics staff told the Community Services Commission that pools hosted thousands of participants this summer, delivered scholarships and training, and logged more than 1,600 volunteer hours; staff recognized junior lifeguards, swim buddies and water safety aides.
The Temecula Community Services Commission heard Tuesday that the city's aquatics division served thousands of residents this summer and that volunteers contributed more than 1,600 hours to support programming.
The aquatics presentation, led by aquatic supervisor Mary Walton and senior lead lifeguards Shay Cross and Zachary Gonzales, said the city ran programs at three pools — the Community Recreation Center, the Margarita Recreation Center (MRC) and Chaparral High School — offering lap swim, swim lessons, water exercise and public swim sessions.
City staff said 4,902 participants took swim lessons during the June—to—August summer…
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