Inclement Weather Procedures Quick Links Port Angeles School District M y Clallam County Weather.com SPARK Squad Swim Lessons Upcoming Events/Facebook Contact Us Shore Metropolitan Park District will make the determination to close facilities and cancel programs based upon weather and travel conditions to ensure participant and staff safety at all times. If the facility hours change for whatever reason it will be posted on Website cover page, FB and digital signage in the lobby of the Shore Aquatic Center which is visible from the outside entryway windows. The following situations will lead to facility closures, delays and/or schedule changes: I F PORT ANGELES SCHOOL DISTRICT CLOSED ALL DAY, EARLY RELEASE: SPARK Squad programs will be cancelled when there is no school or early release. IN THE EVENT A WINTER STORM WARNING IS ISSUED: The Director and/or Manager reserve the right to cancel programs and close facilities in advance if a Winter Storm Warning is issued. Click on our Port Angeles School District link for updated weather news and conditions. OTHER REASONS FOR POOL CLOSURE: Power Outages- Shore Aquatic Center will close immediately and will reopen depending on equipment and facility safety. State of Emergency/Natural disasters- SAC closed immediately until facility safety check and will be determined by Director and Manager if it is safe to open. Staffing shortages due to weather, road closures, illness and staff availability. COMMUNICATION: Shore Metropolitan Park District will communicate to patrons and staff all facility closures and program cancellations and updates due to inclement weather at the earliest convenience. Note: Closures and delays are always dependent first and foremost on staff safely making it to work. Please be patient and understanding.

Rentals Rentals allow access to Pool deck and locker rooms. Additional features may be added at an increased rate. For your safety, facility rules apply.

Public Records Request QUICK LINKS Administration Budget and Finance Policy and Procedures Board Resolutions Strategic Plan Purchasing/Contracts Public Works Public Records Request Employment Public Records Request Shore Metropolitan Park District (District) makes available for inspection and copying nonexempt “public records” in accordance with published rules (Public Records Disclosure Policy). The Clerk of the Board is the designated Records Officer for the District. It is the role of this office to assure the District is in compliance with the Public Records Act. The District provides access to public records under the provisions of the Washington State Public Records Act (RCW 42.56). Many public records are currently available on the District’s website at no cost. Please see the following for a listing of commonly accessed documents available on our website: Current Year Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes Board Resolutions Previous Years Board Meetings Agendas and Minutes Current Annual Budget and Previous Annual Budgets District Strategic Plan District Policies and Procedures Current and previous State Audit Reports Current and previous Annual Reports To request public records which are not posted on our web site, please complete the Public Records Request Form which can then be e-mailed or faxed to us, or dropped off at our office. Our business office is located at: Shore Aquatic Center 225 E. 5th St. Port Angeles, WA 98362 Office Hours: M-F 9am-5pm. If copies of the requested records is requested a charge of $0.15 per page shall be charged. An electronic copy can be given for $1.00 for the cost of a CD/ROM disk. Some public records are exempt from disclosure, in whole or in part. If the District believes that a record is exempt from disclosure and should be withheld, the public records officer will state the specific exemption and provide a brief explanation of why the record or a portion of the record is being withheld. Questions or comments concerning public records requests should be directed to the District Clerk of the Board at JustinMC@sacpa.org.

FREQUENTLY ASKEd QUESTIONS General Facility Questions How long are the new pools in terms of a workout? If you are working out in the Lazy River, it would take 45 laps to walk a mile. In the Wellness Pool, 88 lengths of the pool would be a mile (44 laps down & back). In the Lap Lanes it is 25 yds. (35 down and back) to equal one mile. What play features are in your Activity Pool? We have multiple new play features including our Lazy River, vortex, spray features such as a large whale tail, mushroom toy, underwater features, and more. Our Activity Pool also features zero-depth entry and underwater benches. Are mermaid tail skins allowed in the facility? Unfortunately, they are not. STAR GUARD guidelines state they're not permitted in an aquatics facility. Because we must follow these guidelines to remain compliant; we currently do not allow them. The mono fin that is inside IS allowed.

Admissions Pool Schedules Scholarship Application Children 9 years of age or younger must be accompanied by a parent in the facility (parent in this case being responsible person 16 years and older), and children 7 and under must have a parent in the water with them. Membership & Refund Policy Donation Request Form Membership and Daily Admission Prices: The general entry fee includes all instructional fitness classes. Admission rates do not include Swim Lessons or Special Events (except movie nights). Lockers are available to all patrons- you must bring your own lock or purchase at front desk. If your monthly billed annual membership is unpaid after 1 month, that account will be cancelled and patrons will need set up a new monthly bill. General Admission, 12 Visit, Annual Pass holders can take any Aqua Aerobics or Dry Land Aerobics Class. Special Events and Non-Aerobics Classes held in the Community Center are not included uses for Annual/Monthly billed memberships or 12 visit punch passes. Our group rate for open swims is $4.00 per person. This applies only to school groups, daycares, etc. who have already scheduled pre-planned swims with Management. For children under 8 years, supervision must be 1 adult per 3 kids. For children 8 years and up, supervision must be 1 adult per 5 kids. All supervising adults must be in the water for the duration of the swim.

Renovation & Expansion Project May 2019 - October 2020 Aerial View of Completed Facility Exterior Design Mock-up

Party Rentals Start reserving your party today! What's more fun than a POOL PARTY to celebrate a birthday, sports season, or family get-together? Lets get this party started! Click HERE to begin a Party Request *All packages must be scheduled at least 3 weeks in advance* Contact: justinmc@sacpa.org SPACE Theme Party! Everyone loves a party at the pool! Our popular Pokemon theme party! Superhero to the rescue! Minecraft-themed parties are a hit! Theme parties included paper products, goody bags, themed cupcake cakes and more Every package includes goody bags, B & C Our "C Package" has a themed photobooth and props! Cupcakes for B & C packages Lets get this party started! Click HERE Frequent Questions *Why do I have a party host?"- This person is responsible for ensuring the room is clean, handling any issues during your event, keeping your party in its time frame, and cleaning up after your event for the next parties. *Why only 2 hours?" - We have found- in contacting other aquatic centers that offer similar options- that 2 hours is the average time needed for a party room.. We encourage those who have older kids who will want more swim time to reserve the earlier time slot, exit the room at the end of your 2 hour block, and stay and swim until closing! *Why 3 weeks in advance?"- There are many party requests for every weekend; the sooner you get your request in the more likely you are to get that time frame. You can wait and see if a cancellation happens but we cannot hold timeslots.

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District Strategic plan QUICK LINKS Administration Budget and Finance Policy and Procedures Board Resolutions Strategic Plan Purchasing/Contracts Public Works Public Records Request Employment Current Strategic Plan: 2020-2025 Strategic planning is intended to answer the following questions: “Where are we now, Where do we want to go, and How will we get there?” The Shore Metropolitan Park District Strategic Plan provides direction regarding major initiatives anticipated during a rolling five-year planning period. The Plan is written to address community and facility needs, and the goals established by the Board of Commissioners, Citizen’s Advisory Committee and staff to reflect the core values expressed in the District’s Mission and Values Statements. The Strategic Plan is reviewed and revised each year during the budgeting process with discussions between the Board of Commissioners, Citizen’s Advisory Committee and staff. It influences the scheduling and funding of projects identified in the District’s Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and guides the creation of the annual budget and goals set for each year. The Strategic Plan is composed of three strategic initiatives that address our core functional areas and maintain our strategic values. These initiatives are based upon work and input from the Citizens Advisory Committee, staff, customers and community. These strategic initiatives are core to the mission and vision of the District and do not change from year to year. They are areas that we will always continue to pursue and improve. Strategic Initiative #1: Exceeding Customer Expectations Goal #1: Increase the number of programs and events for all ages and socio-economic groups to increase the use of the District facility; Goal #2: Develop on-going training for customer service and financial transactions; Goal #3: Find opportunities to increase positive cooperative relationships and partnerships; Goal #4 : Establish electronic and social media presence to distribute District information. Strategic Initiative #2: Long Term Financial Stability Goal #1: Increase earned revenue to reduce reliance on tax revenue; Goal #2: Maintain adequate reserved balance fund levels; Goal #3 : Create sinking fund to provide for long-term equipment replacement; Goal #4: Implement best practices in finance and accounting. Strategic Initiative #3: Safety and Operational Excellence Goal #1: Provide the safest possible environment for the public and employees; Goal #2: Increase the use of certified instructors for programming; Goal #3: Increase compliance with accessibility and ADA standards with the facility; Goal #4 : Increase staff retention for all positions. Goal #5: Implement natural succession to limit managerial turbulence. While this Strategic Plan represents a final product, it is a living document and the strategic planning process is ongoing. An evaluation of our strategic initiatives and goals relative to established metrics for achievement takes place annually during the budget process. Click on the link at the top of the page to read our Current Strategic Plan