Unexpected Pool Closure Brings Parks and Rec Changes

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A staffing issue that led to the unexpected closure of the Genoveva Chavez Community Center natatorium in Santa Fe, N.M., on Saturday is expected to result in changes for the city’s Parks and Recreation Department employees.

The Santa Fe New Mexican reports that the natatorium was forced to close after a certified pool operator was unable to report to the location. The New Mexico Environment Department requires a certified pool operator to be present at public pools, but the pool supervisor who typically works weekends at the natatorium was hospitalized Saturday with an illness.

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