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Drowning Prevention Coalition of Arizona

Children's Safety Zone

 

Swim Tips as we move into the summer months:

  • Designate a water watcher every time there will be access to water; even if you do not plan on swimming.
  • The Water Watcher should trade often so all can enjoy the party.
    • Make sure the person relieving you as the Water Watcher understands their role and is capable of watching the kids (not a good idea if they have been drinking).
    • The Water Watcher should be solely focused on the water area - this is not the time to eat, talk, test on phone.
    • For the adult in charge, make sure all have left the pool area and the gate is securely locked behind you before you leave the pool area.
  • Parents should be within arms reach of a small child in the water.
  • Small children and those who are not good swimmers should wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved life vest at all times (not floaties - they are toys and can pop and be easily removed).
  • Make sure gates are locked and in working condition, never leave a gate propped open during BBQs and parties
  • Never swim alone at ANY age!
  • Learn CPR
  • For more information please contact:
         Michele Long, Water Safety Coordinator, MFMD
         480-682-2296
         480-682-7780

 

Fire Administration
13 W. First Street
Mesa, AZ. 85201

480-644-2101

Fire Emergency
9-1-1

Fire Dispatch Non-Emergency

480-644-2400
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