Around one in 10 respondents to the Aquatic Trends survey said in 2022 that they had built a new aquatic facility in the past three years, a similar response to 2021.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is seeking applications for the Pool Safely Grant Program, which assists state and local governments in reducing deaths and injuries from drowning and drain entrapment incidents in pools and spas. CPSC will award up to a total of $3.5 million in two-year grants to qualifying jurisdictions.

Considerations for a Well-Furnished Site
Selecting site furnishings requires consideration for an array of factors, from the prevailing climate at your site to your park’s primary uses, aesthetics and more. Here, we examine some of the ways to approach park furnishing decisions. 
 

There’s a reason pickleball is becoming so popular. It’s fun for everyone!

Don’t overlook the importance of enzymes for keeping your pool water clean, clear and safe for swimmers. 
TAGS: aquatics; air quality; water quality
 

In Kansas, a partnership arose to bring swimming lessons to an area with some of the worst health outcomes in the state.

Where dog parks were once a nice-to-have, they’ve increasingly become a necessary amenity for communities looking to serve pet parents.

Spring is just about here. Are you prepared?

Designing and outfitting a park requires thoughtful planning and careful execution.  

Atlanta’s Hurt Park and its iconic fountain have been downtown city fixtures for more than eight decades. A recent extensive renovation aimed to address time’s toll on the site.