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Hillsborough County adds $51,000 to expand Swim Safe program
Summary
Commissioners approved an additional $51,000 in the current budget to expand the Swim Safe initiative, which the county says has helped about 16,000 children learn to swim and serves Head Start students, Boys and Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay and parks and recreation summer-program participants.
Hillsborough County commissioners on May 6 approved adding $51,000 to this year's budget to expand the Swim Safe initiative, county communications staff said.
Katie, a Hillsborough County communications and digital media staff member, said the program serves Head Start students, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay and participants from Parks and Recreation summer programs, and that it has helped about 16,000 children learn to swim.
The transcript provides the amount added and the populations served but does not include program performance metrics, motion language, or vote tallies in the meeting record.
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