Families participating in the water safety event at Coronado Aquatics Center.
Coronado has declared May as National Drowning Prevention Month to enhance water safety awareness in the community. The Coronado Aquatics Center will host a free Water Safety Event on May 23, focusing on educating families about water safety practices and offering free swim lessons. Families who pre-register will receive a 10% coupon for future lessons. This initiative aims to raise awareness about drowning risks and promotes safety measures as more people engage in water activities during warmer months.
Coronado has officially proclaimed May 2025 as National Drowning Prevention Month to bolster water safety awareness within the community. This announcement was made during a meeting of the City Council on May 6, reinforcing the city’s commitment to safeguarding families in and around water.
The Coronado Aquatics Center will play a key role in this initiative by hosting a free Water Safety Event on Friday, May 23, from 3 to 5 p.m. This event is designed to educate the community on various water safety practices while offering families the opportunity to participate in free swim lessons.
Families who pre-register for these swim lessons during the event will not only receive the instruction but also a 10% coupon for future swim lessons, encouraging ongoing safety education. The city is actively promoting this event to create a more informed and safer environment regarding water-related activities.
May is widely recognized as National Drowning Prevention Month, a designation intended to raise awareness about drowning risks and promote water safety measures. This initiative is particularly significant given the increased participation in water-related activities during the warmer months. The proclamation serves as a reminder to parents and guardians about the critical importance of water safety, especially as families tend to engage more frequently in swimming, boating, and other aquatic pursuits.
The upcoming Water Safety Event at the Coronado Aquatics Center is expected to not only provide essential water safety education but also foster a sense of community involvement. Attendees will have the chance to learn from trained professionals about vital techniques and precautionary measures to take while in and around water.
The event will be structured to accommodate families of all ages, ensuring that everyone from young children to adults can benefit from the safety lessons offered. By participating, families can enhance their understanding of drowning prevention, which ultimately plays a crucial role in saving lives in aquatic settings.
Community members interested in attending the Water Safety Event are encouraged to pre-register for the free swim lessons to secure their spots. Registration can be completed through the city’s official website at coronado.ca.us/register.
Drowning is a serious public health concern, impacting communities across the nation. According to statistics from safety organizations, drowning is one of the leading causes of accidental death for children. The efforts put forth by the City of Coronado to recognize May 2025 as National Drowning Prevention Month align with nationwide campaigns aimed at decreasing these tragic incidents.
By organizing the Water Safety Event, Coronado aims to empower residents with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent drowning accidents. The collaboration between local government, safety experts, and community members fosters an environment where safety is prioritized, and vital lessons regarding water safety can be disseminated effectively.
Overall, Coronado’s observance of National Drowning Prevention Month and its accompanying activities serves as a proactive step toward enhancing community awareness and reducing drowning risks. As the city prepares for the upcoming event, it hopes to engage families meaningfully in the conversation about water safety and to reinforce practices that contribute to a safer community.
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