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Originally Posted by ApexIntruder
Our neighborhood pool is now closed for the season, but I still have a nagging question. Why is it manned with 2 lifeguards? Does your neighborhood pool have lifeguards and is so, do you know why.....other than to save people. I question the reasoning, as it would cost a pretty penny. Does this get offset by a reduction in insurance? Is it a draw to potential home buyers? Is it a town regulation (Fuquay-Varina)?
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It wouldn't cost a pretty penny --pool lifeguards (if that's all they do) do not make very much. At most jobs, there are additional tasks to be done other than preventing drownings /accidents, like monitoring the ph levels, vacuuming tree debris from the bottom of the pool, etc. it just depends on the pool.