Village of Ada Pool to add security detail to Tuesday late swim
By Paula Pyzik Scott
Due to recent incidents with unruly individuals during Tuesday eventing late night swims (8:00-10:00 p.m.) at the Village of Ada Pool, the village council approved a request to hire a police officer to provide assistance at the facility on those evenings.
At the July 16 regular council meeting, Chief Alec Cooper reported that incidents included juvelines attempting to climb the pool fence.
Council decided to provide support for the pool staff rather than to cancel the once-weekly late swim.
The pool has issued the following reminder of Night Swim Rules:
Admission to the pool is from 8:00-8:45 p.m. No one will be permitted to enter the pool after 8:45 p.m. and there are no exceptions.
If someone leaves the pool for any reason, they will not be permitted to come back in after 8:45 p.m.
POOL RULES AND REGULATIONS:
Bullying or harrasment of any pool staff or patrons will rsult in immediate removal from the pool for th rest of the day/evening. If you return to the pool on another day and are asked to leave, you will not be able to return for the rest of the season. Please be respectful to all staff members and other patrons when visiting the pool.
Repeat violations of any pool rule will result in expulsion from the pool for the rest of the season.
No outside food or drink is permitted upon entering the pool. Please consume all food and drinks before entering the bath house. You are permitted to use the park area to consume all outside food or beverages. Please make sure you dispose of all garbage in the trash can. Please keep the park and pool grounds clean at all times. Please no littering.
There is to be no smoking, vaping, consumption of alcohol or drungs anywhere on the premises.
No profane langage by any individaul in the pool are is permitted. Lewd or inappropriate behavior is not permitted.
Socks are not permitted in the pool. You are permitted to wear swimming shoes. If you are seen wearing socks you will be asked to remove them.
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