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Riverbank City Pool Now Open For All
Beat The Heat
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A lifeguard is always on duty during recreational swim; however, city staff does recommend all minors swimming be accompanied by an adult. RIC MCGINNIS/THE NEWS
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These two youngsters were participating in a swim lesson of their own as they maneuvered around the Riverbank Community Pool staying cool. RIC MCGINNIS/THE NEWS
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This youngster took a dip in the pool last week as the refreshing water splashed across her face. RIC MCGINNIS/THE NEWS

With the sweltering triple digits already in progress and summer just beginning, the Riverbank Community Pool may be just what is needed to keep cool. The City of Riverbank’s Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of aquatics activities including swim lessons, a swim team, and recreational swim which opened on Monday of last week. The hours are Monday through Thursday from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m. for the recreational swimming.

The first session of swim lessons began on June 3 and will continue through June 13. Session 2 will begin on June 17 and go through June 27 for tiny tots, beginners, and intermediate participants. Sessions will continue through August. Private swim lessons are also available.

The pool is located at the corner of Seventh Street and Stanislaus Street. The entrance fee is $2, an individual swim pass for the season is $80, and for a family of four, the season pass costs $150. People of all ages are welcome to take a dip as long as the pool has not met its full capacity which is dependent on the lifeguard to guest ratio. Officials also recommend that minors visiting the pool be accompanied by an adult.

In August there will be a Log Rolling activity in the pool during the evenings Monday through Wednesday and free family night on Fridays.

For more information or registration, visit the office at 6707 Third St., Suite C; call 209-863-7150; or go online at www.riverbank.org.