HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Fairmont State University is closed for Winter Break
Happy Holidays from Fairmont State University. The University is closed from 4 p.m.
Friday, December 20 through Thursday, January 2. Fairmont State will reopen on Friday,
January 3.
Swimming is permitted only when a University lifeguard is on duty.
Patrons who repeatedly violate the policies or requests of the staff may be ejected
from the facility.
Children under the age of 16 years old must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at
all times.
Parent(s)/Guardian(s) must be within arm’s reach of your child if they cannot swim
and/or are not using a personal flotation device.
It is recommended that all swimmers take a shower before entering the pool.
Patrons with open sores, lesions, eye, ear, nose or throat infections may be restricted
from swimming at the discretion of the lifeguard.
Only Coast Guard approved personal flotation devices are allowed in the pool. Noodles,
balls, inner tubes, floatable devices or other toys may only be used for recreation
and are at the discretion of staff.
Children who are not toilet trained must wear swim diapers.
Running, rough play, and personal conduct endangering the safety of self or others
is prohibited.
Organized groups must follow all policies and must be directly supervised at poolside
by an adult.
Hanging on lane lines/basketball hoop and prolonged underwater swimming or breath
holding, is prohibited.
The use of swimming accessories that restrict the movement of a swimmers’ legs are
allowed/prohibited based on the discretion of the lifeguard.
Gum and Band-Aids must be deposited in the trash before entering the water.
Glass containers are not permitted in pool area.
All injuries should be reported immediately to the lifeguard.
Diving is prohibited at all times.
Public displays of affection are prohibited.
Hot Tub Policies
Persons should spend no more than 15 minutes in the hot tub at any one (1) session.
Long exposures may result in nausea, dizziness or fainting.
Individuals should not completely submerge themselves in the hot tub.
Pregnant women, elderly persons and those suffering from heart disease, diabetes,
high or low blood pressure should consult their physician before using the hot tub.
Children under the age of 16 are not permitted in the hot tub.
Public displays of affection are prohibited.
Sauna Policies
Persons should spend no more than 15 minutes in the sauna at any one (1) session.
Long exposures may result in nausea, dizziness or fainting. A cool down period of
equal time spent in the sauna is recommended, lifeguards may ask patrons to take a
break if they are in the sauna for an extended period of time.
Anyone experiencing nausea, dizziness, chills, headaches, or other discomfort should
leave the sauna.
No newspapers, magazines, or other reading material in the sauna.
After using the sauna, patrons must shower prior to entering the pool or hot tub.
Do not pour water on the sauna rocks. Ask lifeguard staff for assistance with water.
Anyone caught pouring water on the sauna will be asked to leave.
Bathing suits or athletic clothing required over undergarments. No excess clothing
allowed.
Children under the age of 16 are not permitted in the sauna.
