Lifeguard shortage forces shutdown of Poughkeepsie pools
On Friday, all city pools will be closed as lifeguards head back to school.
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Aug 25, 2021, 11:24 AM
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Updated 1,223 days ago
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11h agoA staffing shortage in Poughkeepsie is forcing the
city to close down its pools.
On Friday, all city pools
will be closed as lifeguards head back to school.
That means no swimming this
weekend at the Pulaski Park Pool on Washington Street and Spratt Park Pool on
Wilbur Boulevard.
News 12 is told more than
800 people have visited the pools this year.
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