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SRP hosting water-safety events

Gilbert event will be June 10

Posted 12/31/69

Salt River Project is launching Verano Sano, a series of free fun family events held at community pools across the Valley.

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Public safety

SRP hosting water-safety events

Gilbert event will be June 10

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Salt River Project is launching Verano Sano, a series of free fun family events held at community pools across the Valley.

Valley families can attend any of six water safety events where they can receive free swimming and CPR demonstrations. Participants also have the chance to receive free swimming lessons, life jackets and other valuable prizes.

An event will be held noon-2 p.m. June 10 at the Mesquite Aquatic Center, 100 W. Mesquite St., Gilbert.

"Unfortunately, the drowning rate in Arizona continues to be one of the highest in the nation," Rori Minor, community engagement strategist for SRP, said in a release. "Because SRP brings water to the Valley, we are committed to everyone’s safety around it. Verano Sano is a fun way for more people to learn about the basics of water safety."

In 2022, SRP supported the community with more than $4.5 million in monetary and in-kind contributions to more than 300 non-profit organizations that support basic needs, arts and culture, education, environmental initiatives and civic engagement.

SRP partners and participates in nearly 50 events around the Valley educating families on ways to stay safe around water and electricity.