Hartland's Caroselli Aquatic and Fitness Center

Hartland High School - 10635 Dunham Rd., Hartland, MI 48353 (810) 626-2279

Register NOW for Spring Swim Lessons

12:30-2:00pm Open Swim March 26 – no school in Hartland

Now booking private parties through May 2010

Guard certification class registration deadline March 12

Spring Break Open Swim Schedule

Friday	April 2	12:30-2:00pm		7:30-9:00pm
Saturday	April 3		2:30-4:00pm	7:30-9:00pm
Closed Easter Sunday
Monday	April 5	12:30-2:00pm	2:30-4:00pm	7:30-9:00pm
Tuesday	April 6	12:30-2:00pm	2:30-4:00pm	7:30-9:00pm
Wednesday	April 7	12:30-2:00pm	2:30-4:00pm	7:30-9:00pm
Thursday	April 8	12:30-2:00pm	2:30-4:00pm	7:30-9:00pm
Friday	April 9	12:30-2:00pm	2:30-4:00pm	7:30-9:00pm
Saturday	April 10	12:30-2:00pm	2:30-4:00pm	7:30-9:00pm
Sunday	April 11		2:30-4:00pm

HCAFC CLOSING POLICY

Our schedule is generally not related to the school calendar. Except for major holidays, most days that

schools are closed for reasons other than bad driving conditions, we are open, If schools are closed

due to poor driving conditions, we are closed. If school start time is delayed, our schedule is NOT delayed.

If we are closed, it will be posted here and on our main line general announcements (810) 626-2279.

EXERCISE RESPONSIBLY - We request all adults, especially anyone with chronic health issues, to complete a health history form, which will be kept in a confidential file. This enables our staff to be aware of any health issues that could arise, and provides essential information in case of emergency. If you need to have medication easily accessible, please inform the guard or instructor who will discreetly assist you.  The HCAFC is highly accessible for those with disabilities, including private unisex changing rooms, and an aquatic wheelchair.

HCAFC is an American Red Cross Preferred Provider, and our guard staff is CPR, First Aid, and AED certified.  We are equipped with AED - Automated External Defibrillators.  The Livingston County Red Cross is largely a volunteer organization.  Please contact them to learn the many ways you can serve your community at (517) 546-0326.

Accidents can happen…Body fluid contaminations are an unfortunate fact of life in public pools. Depending on the severity of the incident, it may be necessary to close a pool for between 30 minutes and 8 hours. If the incident occurs less than halfway through a swim event, all swimmers will be issued a free pass for a future swim. If the incident occurs later than halfway through a swim event, there will be no refunds. Though it can be very frustrating when it happens, we request your understanding and cooperation.

About our air and water…

Our highest priority is maintaining a clean and safe environment. The pool deck and locker rooms are sanitized daily. We have state-of-the-art water systems managed by a Certified Pool Operator at all times. Many people don’t realize that pool water is tested by a state-licensed lab EVERY WEEK to assure your safety.

Some people are offended when we require that they shower before entering the pool. Not only is showering a state law, but rinsing off natural body oils and the many products used on hair and skin really does help maintain the pool and lower the amount of chemicals necessary for safe and clean operation.

Spectators sometimes complain about temperature in the pool area. Air temperatures and humidity are maintained for the comfort of swimmers, not dry people in street clothes. Spectators are welcome anywhere in the pool area, but to help maintain cleanliness and safety we don’t allow street shoes on the pool deck.

The average water temperature is the competition pool is 82 degrees, the leisure pool 86 degrees, and the hot tub 101 degrees. At any given time, the systems maintain temperatures at plus or minus one degree.

We welcome your suggestions . . .

Call (810) 626-2282 Director Julie Hill, or juliehill@hartlandschools.us