Ready for your local pool to open? 6 ways it will be different

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By Laura A. Bischoff
May 19, 2020
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Ohio continues to reopen after many businesses and activities were halted because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Gov. Mike DeWine’s plan calls for allowing swimming pools to open May 26, the day after Memorial Day.

Here are six ways going to the pool will be different:

  1. Fewer lockers will be available
  2. Restrooms and public areas will be cleaned every two hours
  3. Barriers will be installed between chairs and tables on the pool deck
  4. Nonessential congregation areas will be closed
  5. Pool decks will be marked to remind people of social distancing
  6. Pool operators may implement a reservation system or time limit for swimmers to accommodate a lower pool capacity.

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Laura Bischoff is our Columbus bureau reporter and covers politics and state government. She keeps a close eye on elected leaders, public employees and taxpayer money. Bischoff tries to write stories that inform voters, hold leaders accountable and strengthen democracy.