About Our Pool

No person is permitted to use the pool without first having taken a warm water shower, using soap.

No person having an obvious communicable disease, skin eruption, cut, sore, or lesion eye, ear, nose, or throat infection, is permitted to use any public swimming pool.

Spitting or spouting of water, blowing the nose, or any other similar activities in the swimming pool is strictly prohibited.

No running, boisterous or rough play, except supervised water sports, is permitted in the pool, or on the runways, diving boards, floats, platforms, or in the dressing rooms.

Maximum patron load is 35 persons.

The Association assumes no liability or responsibility for anyone in the pool area. Each individual uses the pool at his or her own risk.

All swimmers must register at the pool for each visit. Guests of member must be accompanied by a member. The guest(s) must sign in with name, date and time, and comply with the identification system.

The pool manager is authorized to ask to see identification at any time he/she deems it appropriate or necessary.

Members should feel free to question the pool manager about suspected non members.

A member or resident and his/her family may entertain up to one-family unit, but no more than 3 individuals at one time. A member or resident and his/her family may entertain up to 3 guests at one time. All guests must be accompanied by an adult resident.

POOL ATTENDANTS AND MANAGERS ARE NOT ON DUTY AS LIFEGUARDS!

Pool Managers or Attendants, pool staff, are responsible for enforcing the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Regulations and Glenbrook Pool Regulations. Pool Attendants control access to the pool. The pool Attendant may deny access to any unauthorized person, an Association member and his/her family members with delinquent Association dues, or person who violate rules.

Regarding enforcement: The pool staff’s decisions regarding pool regulations, behavior, and attire is final. Users who disagree with the Manager’s judgment may supply the Board of Directors with a written complaint, but must comply with the staff’s decision at that time. Regardless, any users who employ foul language or disrespect to anyone at the pool, or refuse to comply with any order of the staff will be ejected.

The pool staff exercises judgment regarding undesirable behavior, either by issuing a warning, or expelling from the pool. Their decisions are final! Examples of undesirable behavior include, but not limited to, boisterous or threatening acts or words, excessive noise, and abuse of equipment. Enforcement procedures are as follows:

• The Pool Manger or Attendant will issue a verbal warning to cease the undesirable behavior. If the behavior does not cease, the individual(s) will be expelled from the pool and have pool privileges suspended for 24 hours.

• Upon return to the pool, repetition of the undesirable behavior is grounds for suspension of pools privileges for 7 days. The Pool Manager or Attendant will inform the Board of Directors when any person has his/her pool privileges suspended for 7 days. If necessary, the Board of Directors can take action to suspend the pool privileges for a longer period, and include in that suspension and entire family if necessary.

• Failure to leave the pool when requested by the authorized pool personnel will result in an automatic 30-day suspension of pool privileges. If it is necessary to request the assistance of the County Sheriff, the Board of Directors will review the situation and charges will be filed through the Douglas County judicial system.

• Under extreme circumstances, a more extensive ban from the pool area may be imposed. This would involve repeated violations, lack of cooperation, or dangerous activity.

No aquatic or non-aquatic sports equipment is permitted the pool area.

No bikes, skateboards, or other toys/recreational equipment are permitted in the pool area or in front of the Clubhouse entrance.

The Pool Manager or Attendant is not authorized to and cannot accept payments on assessments.