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.

USDA Summer Food Program

The Shore Aquatic Center We are Open! Visit us Today: M-Th 5:30am-8pm Fri: 5:30 am-9pm Sat- 7am-4pm Sun- 10am-4pm See Schedule Page for details & pool closures or call 360-775-2119 Meet Our Team Ryan Amiot Director ryan@sacpa.org (360)775-2119 Ryan grew up in Port Angeles. He has worked for William Shore Pool District off and on since 2015. He obtained his BAS in Business Administration, is an SGE Instructor Trainer, and has both AFO & CPO certifications. "The pool has been an important part of my life for a long time. I have always been in swim lessons, and started Swim Club in 3rd grade. I remember when I was walking down the sidewalk protesting the closure of the facility; it's crazy to see how far it has come. It is now my mission to preserve the district physically and fiscally." Bio Coming Soon Justin McNeal Member Services Manager justinmc@sacpa.org (360)775-2119 Bio Coming Soon Brie Hales Aquatics Manager brie@sacpa.org (360)775-2119 Bio Coming Soon Cody Chase Maintenance Manager cody @sacpa.org (360)775-2119 Bio Coming Soon Morgan Lasher Youth Programs Coordinator youthpro grams @sac pa.org

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.

Board Resolutions QUICK LINKS Administration Budget and Finance Policy and Procedures Board Meetings Strategic Plan Purchasing/Contracts Public Works Public Records Request Employment 2021 Board Resolutions 0 1-2021 Resolution to Appoint New District Treasurer 02-2021 Resolution to Approve the 2022 District Property Tax Levy 2020 Board Resolutions 01-2020 Resolution Declaring an Emergency in Response to COVID-19 02-2020 Resolution to Approve the 2021 District Property Tax Levy 2019 Board Resolutions 01-2019 Resolution Approving a Boundary Line Adjustment between City and District 02-2019 Resolution Approving a Change in By-Laws (Tabled) 03-2019 Resolution: DA Davidson during project 04-2019 Resolution to Issue $6,800,000 in Park Revenue Bonds for Expansion Project 05-2019 Resolution to Approve the 2020 District Budget 06-2019 Resolution to Approve the District Property Tax Levy 07-2019 Resolution to Issue $6,800,000 in Park Revenue Bonds 2018 Board Resolutions 01-2018 Resolution Appointing a Member to the District CAC for 2018 02-2018 Resolution Approving the 2018-2023 Comprehensive Plan 03-2018 Resolution Approving the Submission of Application to LWCF Grant 04-2018 Resolution Authorizing a Line of Credit in the Maximum Amount of $500,000 05-2018 Resolution Authorizing the Purchase of Real Property (223 E. 8th St.) 06-2018 Resolution to Accept Grant Funds from the Opportunity Fund 07-2018 Resolution for Establishing the Process to Register Bonds 08-2018 Resolution to Issue Bonds in the Amount not to Exceed $11 Million 09-2018 Resolution Designating an Agent to Receive Claims 10-2018 Resolution Authorizing to Invest in the Washington Local Government Investment Pool 11-2018 Resolution to Open account with DA Davidson 12-2018 Resolution to Accept Grant Funds from Washington RCO 13-2018 Resolution to Accept Grant Funds from WA Dept. of Commerce CDBG 14-2018 Resolution Approving Purchase Agreement for Surplus Property at Four Season Ranch 15-2018 Resolution Approving the 2019 Tax Levy Rate 16-2018 Resolution Approving the 2019 Budget 2017 Board Resolutions 01-2017 Resolution Appointing Member to the District Citizen Advisory Committee 02-2017 Resolution Accepting Gift of Real Property 03-2017 Resolution to Submit Bond Issue to Voters 04-2017 Resolution Declaring Surplus Real Property 05-2017 Resolution to Amend 2017 Budget 06-2017 Resolution to Issue Bond to Kitsap Bank 07-2017 Resolution Adopting the 2018 Budget 08-2017 Resolution Authorizing the Collection of 2018 Tax Levy 2016 Board Resolutions 2016-01 Appointing Members to the District Citizens Advisory Committee for 2016 2016-02 Authorizing the Application for and Receipt of an Opportunity Fund Grant 2016-03 Resolution Requesting DNR to Address Timber Arrearage for Clallam County 2016-04 Resolution Adopting the Amended 2016 Budget 2016-05 Resolution Adopting the 2017 Budget 2016-06 Resolution for 2017 Regular Levy Tax Collection 2016-07 Resolution for Recognition of Service for Commissioner Chapman 2015 Board Resolutions 2015-01 Appointing Members to the William Shore Memorial Pool District Citizens Advisory Committee 2015-02 Resolution for 2016 Regular Levy Tax Collection 2015-03 Resolution Adopting the 2016 Budget 2014 Board Resolutions 2014-08 Appointment of District Treasurer and Amendment of Resolution 3, 2013 2014-07 Adopting the Regular Property Tax Levy for Collection in the 2015 Calendar Year 2014-06 Adopting 2015 Annual Budget 2014-05 Payment of All Outstanding Draws on the WSMPD Line of Credit to the Clallam Co Treasurer 2014-04 Appointing Members to the WSMPD AD HOC Strategic Planning Committee 2014-03 Appointing Members to the WSMPD AD HOC Advisory Committee 2014-02 Appointing Members to the William Shore Memorial Pool District Advisory Committee 2014-01 Not Used 2013 Board Resolutions 2013-07 Appointing a Commissioner to the William Shore Memorial Pool District 2013-06 Adopting 2014 Annual Budget 2013-05 Adopting the Regular Property Tax Levy for Collection in the 2014 Calendar Year 2013-04 Amending the provisions of Resolution No. 3, 2013 t 2013-03 Accepting the proposal of Kitsap Bank in Port Angeles, Washington, to purchase a limited tax general obligation bond payable from taxes and other revenues of the District 2013-02 Authorization for the Acquisition of Personal Property and Execution of a Financing Contract and Related Documentation Relating to the Acquisition of Personal Property 2013-01 Local Loan Reimbursement 2012 Board Resolutions 2012-06: Adopting the Regular Property Tax Levy for Collection in the 2013 Calendar Year 2012-05: Adopting the 2013 Annual Budget 2012-04: Appointing a Member to the William Shore Memorial Pool District Advisory Committee 2012-03: Reimbursement Resolution 2012-02 : Local Loan Program Authorizing Resolution 2012-01 : Appointing a Member to the William Shore Memorial Pool District Advisory Committee 2011 Board Resolutions 2011-01 :Small Public Works and Consultation Rosters 2011-02: Reappointing Members to the William Shore Memorial Pool District Citizens Advisory Committee 2011-03: District Notice of Public Records Index and Copying Facilities 2011-04 : Public Records Officer 2011-05: Authorization for Executive Director to Approve Changes in Existing Contracts 2011-06: Establishing A Community Fund for Donations 2011-07 :Amending the 2011 Budget 2011-08 :Adopting the 2012 Annual Budget 2011-09 : Adopting the Regular Property Tax Levy for Collection in the 2012 Calendar Year 2010 Board Resolutions 2010-06 Appointing Member to Advisory Committee 2010-07 Establishing a District Payroll Fund 2010-08 Establishing a Register Imprest Fund 2010-09 :Authorizing Bank Account for Deposits of Credit Card Payments 2010-10 :Authorizing an Increase in the Payroll Fund to $50,000 2010-11 :Proclamation Honoring the PAHS Girls Swim Team 2010-12: Adopting the 2011 Annual Budget 2010-13 :Authorizing Participation in the Deferred Compensation Fund *No resolutions were numbered 2010-1 to 5 2009 Board Resolutions 2009-01:Appointing Advisory Board Member 2009-02 :Adopting 2009 Annual Budget 2009-03: Adopting 2010 Annual Budget 2009-04: Setting the 2010 Tax Levy Rate 2009-05 : Setting the Tax Levy Rate

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

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.

Swim Lessons SUMMER Lesson Season Registration for summer opens on May 28th, 2026! Group Lessons Open: 9am Private Lessons Open: 10am You can register for June, July, and August! Group lessons (except for Parent & Child) are limited to one registered month at a time, as the level assessment process will occur at the end of each month. Each month, SHORE is offering one level of group lessons at NO COST to you! Ask the front desk or check our flyers for more info. Call or come in person to sign up! 360.775.2119 Find-Your-Level Flowchart Class Catalog TIP FOR PARENTS: Create an account prior to registration day for smoother & faster sign-up process! GROUP SWIM LESSONS May $42 for 7 classes M/W $48 for 8 classes T/Th 4-Week Session 30-minute classes June REGISTER MAY 28th 9am $48 for 8 classes M/W OR T/Th 4-Week Session 30-minute classes July REGISTER MAY 28th 9am $48 for 8 classes M-Th Session 1: July 5th-18th Session 2: July 19th-31st 2-Week Sessions 30-minute classes August REGISTER MAY 28th 9am $48 for 8 classes M-Th Session 1: Aug 2nd-15th Session 2: Aug 16th-29th 2-Week Sessions 30-minute classes Scholarship Application Swim Lesson Descriptions Parent and Child (6 month-3 years) Parent & Child This class is for youth ages 6 months to 3 years. The focus of this class is helping your child feel comfortable in the water, being splashed, going underwater, laying flat on the surface, blowing bubbles, etc. A parent or adult figure (adult being an individual 16 or older) must accompany their student in this class. Preschool Lessons (Ages 4-5) Preschool 1 Preschool classes are for children aged 4 and 5. Preschool 1 focuses on developing beginning swimming skills: bobs, floats, glides, supported kicks, etc. A parent or adult figure (adult being an individual 16 or older) must accompany their student in this class Preschool 2 Preschool classes are for children aged 4 and Preschool 2 takes beginning preschool swimmers to a more advanced level. They will start putting together kicks and arms with backstroke and front crawl, and will focus on mastering elementary backstroke. By the time they age out of preschool classes, they should be ready for Learn-To-Swim 2 or higher! In a case where a child has “passed” this level but has not aged out, they may choose to take Private Lessons, continue learning in PK2, or discuss LTS level placement options with the Aquatics Manager. A parent or adult figure (adult being an individual 16 or older) must accompany their student in class. Learn-to-Swim (ages 6-12) Each Learn-To-Swim class is 30 minutes long for children ages 6 to 12 years. 2-6 students per class. A parent does not need to be in the water for any LTS levels, unless an instructor, supervisor, or manager requests so for behavioral or safety purposes. Learn-To-Swim 1 approaches swimming from the very beginning, helping kids become comfortable in and under the water with floats, glides, kicks, and other basics. Learn-To-Swim 2 helps develop stronger swimming skills. Students will get used to deeper water in the Wellness pool, work on glides, kicks, and arm movements in combination, including front crawl, elementary backstroke, and backstroke. Learn-To-Swim 3 helps kids gain more confidence, technical ability, and prepares them for swimming in deep water. Front crawl, backstroke, and elementary backstroke, and treading water are a big focus. Learn-To-Swim 4 introduces breaststroke, butterfly kick, and flip turns in addition to refining breath-arm-bubble-arm skills in front crawl and improving backstroke technique. Learn-To-Swim 5 focuses on refining breaststroke, having excellent front crawl, backstroke, and butterfly kick form, working on longer distances with open turns and flip turns, and building on dive skills from previous levels. Learn-To-Swim 6 focuses on the butterfly stroke and swimming greater distances. 50-yard swims with appropriate turns for crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly (combined) are ideal to pass this level. Private Swim Lessons PRIVATE LESSON POLICY Private Lessons Private lessons are available on a similar timeline to our group lessons. These are typically offered as once-a-week or twice-a-week classes, M-Th. One or two students of similar level may sign up for the same class timeslot with an instructor (siblings, cousins, etc). Private lessons are billed per lesson. If not paid in full upfront, a card on file is required. For more information, please check our private lesson policy (linked on this page) or call the front desk for an updated schedule! Adaptive Youth Swim Lessons Adaptive Youth Swim Lessons are for children ages 5-12 who struggle with developmental delays/disabilities and/or autism. It can be challenging for your child to learn to swim in a traditional group lesson, where the instructor's focus is split amongst up to six students! We also understand that both the timeframe and price point for one-on-one private swim lessons that we offer on weekday afternoons may not be the best option for everyone, and may not secure a spot with an instructor who has experience in special education We have scheduled these Adaptive Swim Lessons as 20-minute classes, taught one-on-one with a certified special educator on Saturday mornings. Other swim lesson options are, of course, always available as well. It is so important for everyone to learn to swim, and we hope to expand this program in the future! Homeschool Swim Lessons Homeschool students of the Olympic Peninsula have a unique opportunity at the SHORE Aquatic Center when it comes to swim lessons! The flexible schedule that homeschooling provides allows us to use the pool for lessons in the early afternoon (typically between 1-4pm). We want homeschool swim lessons to be a great opportunity for your child to meet new friends while learning new skills. These lessons will be offered on Fridays: one half hour of swim lesson instruction time, followed by a half hour of combined-class, instructor-led group game & free swim time! The best part is, because these lessons are ongoing during open swim time, the whole family can come swim! For anyone who wishes to participate in free swim/group game time, we are offering a discounted day entrance rate of $4 per person (ages 3 and under are free, as always). This will cover open swim until 4pm (typical afternoon closure time is 3pm) and children under the homeschool day rate can participate in any class's group game time--not just their own class game time! During lesson instruction time, certain pools or sections of a pool may be closed off to avoid instructor or student distraction. During sign-ups, if the class or level your child is interested is full, please consider joining the waitlist for the specific class--where demand is high enough, we will add additional classes to our schedule. Teen & Adult Swim Lessons Beginning in March our Teen/Adult swim lessons will split into a beginner & advanced level. These classes are 30 minutes long, and are held on Saturday mornings. These lessons are for teens and adults with varying levels of ability, ages 13 and up. Instructors work with each student to set individual goals. This class is appropriate for beginning swimmers or those looking to refine their stokes. Beginners'' class will be held in the Wellness pool; the Advanced class will be coached in the lap lanes (minimum 25yd front crawl with rhythmic breathing & 25 yd backstroke).Our instructor has 25+ years of experience teaching all levels and ages, from babies to 85 years, including competitive swimming and coaching. Starting in March 2026, you can now sign up for each individual class day. This means you could drop in for just on Saturday, or sign up for class up to three months at a time! Call the front desk to find out more. Dive Class (must pass LTS3 or pass dive tank test) An introduction to fundamental Springboard Diving Skills. Swimmers must have completed Learn to Swim 3 or higher. Proficiency in deep water is required. This class is not currently being offered at SHORE Aquatic Center. If you or your child is in need of the swim test, please contact Aquatics Manager: brie@sacpa.org. Lifeguard & Jr. Lifeguard Classes Jr. Lifeguard Summer Day Camp coming soon! This class teaches first aid, lifesaving skills, and how to assist in real emergencies. Cost to register: TBD, includes t-shirt! Our lifeguard certification class covers water rescues, CPR, AED, & First Aid training, and team emergency management. All certifications are under StarGuard. Shore Aquatic Center frequently hires new Lifeguards from the classes. This course is now only $75 and includes the online class and e-book. Swim Club & Team For your more advanced swimmer, learn more about Swim Club & Team on this page: Archived Files November 2025 Swim Lesson Newsletter February 2026 Swim Lesson Newsletter Winter 2025-26 Class Schedule Spring 2026 Class Schedule Registration Info All classes are 30 minutes long unless otherwise noted. Instructors give level recommendations at the end of each session. These recommendations are entered onto your account. You can ask your child's instructor about level recommendations or ask the front desk to access your account to view instructor notes. All classes and times are subject to change due to instructor availability, please check with pool office for complete schedule. Two students must be registered to run a class. In cases where only one student is registered parents can opt to transfer to another class, get a credit on their account, request a refund, or pay for the second student. Children learn better in the appropriate level. Swim tests are available for proper lesson placement, please email Aquatics Manager to schedule an appointment for placement testing or recommendation on your child's level. Don’t miss out on all the exciting opportunities at the Shore Aquatic Center! Please note that classes fill up quickly and spots are limited. Registration is done on a first-come-first-served basis by in-person enrollment or calling our front desk. Payment is due at the time of registration. Number slips will be handed out starting at 9am the day of registration, as long as you are back here by 10am (the time registration opens), we will call numbers in order. If you are not here when your number is being called, then it will be added to the back of the call out list to be called after all the others. Cancellation and Refund Policy: Refunds are subject to management approval. If requested on the last day of registration, which will be prior to the first day of classes , a full refund will likely be given. Registration dates are posted on our Swim Lessons page. Parents may also opt to have a credit placed on the student’s pool account. Please email the Aquatics Manager (brie@sacpa.org ) for a Refund Request. Waitlist Registration Policy If a class becomes full, the students name will automatically be placed on a waiting list. If a space in the class opens, we will notify you by telephone or email on your account. For further inquiries, please call: 360-775-2119 or email: brie@sacpa.org our Aquatics Manager

Event Calendar Event Title Event Time Event Date Change the event description to include your own content. Adjust the settings to customize the style. May 2026 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SOCIAL MEDIA UPDATES All of our events are posted on our Facebook and Instagram accounts. The best way to stay current with our upcoming events and schedule changes is to "like" our Facebook page or check the home page of this website.

Advisory Committee QUICK LINKS Meet the Board Advisory Committee Board Meetings Administration Advisory Commitee Steve Zenovic Brad Lymangrover Chris Murray Mary Margaret Doherty Todd Clayton Dave Lasorsa T h e Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) Formed to support and advise the William Shore Metropolitan Park District (WSMPD) on the maintenance and operation of the Shore Aquatic Center (full job description link below). The CAC is made up of seven community leaders throughout the District who believe in the health, safety, recreation and competition benefits of year-round public aquatic facilities and programming for children and adults. The WSMPD Board sincerely appreciates the members of the CAC who have given their time and interest to help the Shore Aquatic Center become a vital part of the community. Vacancies for the Advisory committee will be announced each year in September and Advisory Committee Applications are accepted.. Current Citizen Advisory Committee Members: Brad Lymangrover: brlymangrover@gmail.com Chris Murray: RuFubared2@yahoo.com Steve Zenovic: steve@zenovic.net Todd Clayton: tjc@olypen.com Dave Lasorsa: Lasorsa@olypen.com Mary Margaret Doherty: mmdoherty441@gmail.com Advisory Committee Job Description Citizen Advisory Committee Application