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Linton pool board rehires two seasonal managers; discusses lifeguard certification options

Linton Pool Board · March 18, 2026
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Summary

The board approved re‑hiring two returning managers for the 2026 season by voice vote and discussed lifeguard recertification plans, citing contact at the Vigo County Aquatic Center and per‑person costs of roughly $185–$250.

The Linton Pool Board approved a motion to rehire two managers who served last season for the 2026 pool season.

The chair made the motion to hire the prior manager and assistant manager; a board member seconded, and the motion passed by voice vote. The meeting record shows a voice vote with members answering “aye”; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript.

Board members also discussed lifeguard certification and recertification. A staff member reported that a previous contact, Kylie (now superintendent of Terre Haute parks and recreation), referred Brian Laneman at the Vigo County Aquatic Center to run certification sessions. Staff said the minimum class size would be five people, recertification would cost about $185 per person and first‑time certification could be $200–$250 per person depending on venue.

The board noted that some applicants had put the date they obtained a certificate rather than the expiration date on their application; staff contacted three applicants to correct the entries and confirmed five applicants are currently certified. Board members emphasized the need to coordinate certification schedules with the newly hired managers.