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Aquatic safety award given at Mt. Pleasant council meeting

Marcy CurtisbyMarcy Curtis
08/17/2022
Reading Time: 1 min read

MT. PLEASANT—The Mt. Pleasant Aquatic Center was presented an aquatic safety award at the city council meeting last July for excellence in skill and safety.

Mike Stagg, from the Utah Local Governments Trust, (far left) presents lifeguards from the Mt. Pleasant Aquatic Center with an aquatic safety award at Mt Pleasant City Council in July. Lifeguards pictured, from left, are Noah Talbot, Spencer Day, Brittany Adams (manager), Brant Lund and BreiLynn Lund.

Executive Assistant Mike Stagg, on behalf of the Utah Local Governments Trust, presented the pool staff with the award. There are about 30 pools and aquatic centers in the association and the Mt. Pleasant Aquatic Center placed first.

Criteria for the award involved many different factors including staff, records, facilities, and skills. The Mt. Pleasant facility earned an A+ in evaluation for the award.

“Our lifeguards were tested on multiple skills and scenarios that include everything from CPR to in-water rescues that include active, passive and spinal victims,” Adams said. “These skills must be completed to a high standard, and our lifeguards completed the scenarios with high scores.”

Adams said the staff works hard to make sure they will meet every safety standard required by local, state, and national organizations.

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