Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city has reached a deal with the lifeguard union represented by District Council 37 to raise starting wages for lifeguards to $19.46 per hour this summer, as well as develop a training program to fully staff the city’s 17 mini pools.
A national lifeguard shortage had previously forced the city’s Parks and Recreation department to announce that they would not be hosting swim programs for the foreseeable future.
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