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Ymca
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citysearch c.
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Unhealthful conditions at this YMCA POOL!!!
Complaining to the Staff and directors is useless.
How Many more Adults and children will die or be injured in this YMCA Pool due directly to Bad Policy by the Facility and Aquatics Director?
None if you report problems to the
Health Dept. Pools Inspector!!!
Please call the Health Inspector
when there are problems with the
Water Quality and Pool Saftey:
Belinda Larsen (818) 902-4450
Hours: Tuesday - Friday 8 - 9 am
Los Angeles County
Department of Public Health
Recreational Waters Program
Burbank, North Hollywood, Sun Valley,
Sunland, Toluca Lake, & Tujunga.
See this article on Worker Death at the NoHo YMCA Pool:
Maintenance worker found dead at bottom of pool at NoHo YMCA
Daily News Wire Services
Updated: 11/12/2009 09:00:27 AM PST
There were 3 people in the pool area, at the time of death (Nov. 2009); Not one of them could even swim; no lifeguard on duty.....
Wow, whose in charge here and why is the pool in various states of Extreme Hazard (Usually Chemical Contamination from improper use of cleaning Chemicals draining in to the gutters of the pool (Which get pumped back in to the pool with the swimmers)?
Can someone please FIRE all of the staff at this YMCA and begin with new SAFE policies? I was pretty sure that the YMCA's Mission Statement pushes Health, right?
Pros: Waste of $
Cons: Possible death
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