The Glendale Parks and Recreation Department is preparing for the 2024 summer season and is recruiting approximately 100 certified lifeguards to join the squad responsible for the well-being and …
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Glendale looks for summer lifeguards
(City of Glendale)
Glendale is looking for lifeguards this summer at its two pools, including the Foothills Aquatic Center, above.
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The Glendale Parks and Recreation Department is preparing for the 2024 summer season and is recruiting approximately 100 certified lifeguards to join the squad responsible for the well-being and enjoyment of residents and visitors at the city’s two aquatic facilities.
Glendale's pools are:
Foothills Aquatics Center, 5600 W. Union Hills Drive.
Rose Lane Aquatic Center, 5003 W. Marlette Ave.
The city is paying lifeguards $25 an hour – the highest rate among Valley cities. People interested in applying must be certified or enrolled in a certification course, which is available through the city beginning March 2 through March 16.
Participants who take and pass the lifeguard course through the city of Glendale and are hired and work the entire summer (May through Labor Day 2024) with the city will be reimbursed the fee for the course.
For more info on how to sign up for certification classes or to dive into the application process, visit this site.
