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New Pool Reservation System Launched In Montgomery County
The new system, scheduled to go live on Monday, Sept. 28, will be used to make reservations at the county's four indoor aquatic centers.
GERMANTOWN, MD — Montgomery County is launching a new pool reservation system that officials say will create a better user experience for residents.
The new system, scheduled to go live on Monday, Sept. 28, will be used to make reservations at the county's four indoor aquatic centers. Reservations will be available exactly seven days in advance of the activity's scheduled start time.
Users can choose from a variety of activities, including:
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- Lap Swimming: Current health guidelines allow for one person per lane. This activity requires continuous swimming.
- Deep Water Running: Open space for exercise in deep water. Swimmer's body must remain vertical in the water. Lap swimming is not permitted.
- Open Rec Area: Shallow water available for general use. Lap swimming is not permitted.
- Rec Swim: Available for general use. Diving boards, slides, and leisure pool open. Lap lanes available as first come, first serve for lap swimming only.
Montgomery County Recreation staff will host a virtual training on the new reservation system on Friday, Sept. 25 at 3 p.m. The live training can be viewed here.
Reservations for indoor and outdoor swim sessions through Oct. 4 will continue to use the current reservation system.
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County-operated pools are currently open to residents and valid pool pass holders. Reservations aren't required but highly recommended as pool capacity is limited due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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