Oak Hills Recreation
OAK HILLS POOL WILL OPEN IN PHASE 2 OF THE GOVERNOR'S PLAN TO RE-OPEN OREGON. WE ARE WAITING FOR APPROVAL TO MOVE INTO PHASE 2.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON WASHINGTON COUNTY OPENING AND CURRENT POLICY INFORMTION, CLICK HERE.
NO OAK HILLS SWIM TEAM & SWIM LESSONS THIS SUMMER
We plan to be back next summer for regular swim team and swim lessons! Stay tuned for more details!
SUMMER Season Pool Schedule
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The mission for all Oak Hills Recreation programs and facilities is to provide a safe, healthy and inviting environment for recreation and learning to all Oak Hills residents and their guests, in order to foster goodwill and pride in our neighborhood.
RECREATION OFFICE HOURS for registration, payments, and questions CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT THE LIABILITY RELEASE FORM. |
POOL RULES
The following rules will be enforced at the pool entrance for OPEN Swim:
1. All children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult, with the exception of high schoolers (residents and guests) who must bring a SIGNED Liability Release form (click to download and print) and current high school student photo ID.
2. Residents and guests, accompanied by a resident, must wear wristbands and sign a Liability Release form provided upon entrance. Guest passes will be available for purchase at the Pool/Guard Office for $3 (exact cash only).
3. A Pool Monitor will be at the pool entrance to check people in, collect Liability Release forms with student photo ID, and oversee the facilities. They will also be able to directly address any behavioral issues on site. All swimmers and guests are expected to practice safe and responsible behavior at the pool.
SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK AND PLEASE HELP KEEP OUR POOL FUN FOR ALL TO ENJOY!
2. Residents and guests, accompanied by a resident, must wear wristbands and sign a Liability Release form provided upon entrance. Guest passes will be available for purchase at the Pool/Guard Office for $3 (exact cash only).
3. A Pool Monitor will be at the pool entrance to check people in, collect Liability Release forms with student photo ID, and oversee the facilities. They will also be able to directly address any behavioral issues on site. All swimmers and guests are expected to practice safe and responsible behavior at the pool.
SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK AND PLEASE HELP KEEP OUR POOL FUN FOR ALL TO ENJOY!
covid rules
As the state reopens, it’s important to remember the risks. We must all do our best to protect ourselves and one another. If we all follow these actions, we will help save the lives of our colleagues, neighbors, friends, and family members.
These actions include:
• Stay home if you are sick.
• To avoid exposure to COVID-19, people who are at risk for severe complications (over age 60 or have underlying medical conditions) should stay home even if you feel well.
• If you become symptomatic (cough, fever, shortness of breath) while in public, please return home and self-isolate immediately. Contact your health care provider if you need medical attention.
• Practice good hand hygiene with frequent handwashing for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer (60-95% alcohol content).
• Cover coughs/sneezes with elbow or tissue. If you use a tissue, immediately discard tissue in garbage and your wash hands.
• Avoid touching your face.
• Practice physical distancing of at least six (6) feet between you and people who you do not live with.
• Use cloth, paper or disposable face coverings in public. As Oregon is reopening and restrictions are being lifted on businesses and public spaces, it may be difficult to ensure that you can stay six (6) feet away from others at all times. Please review Mask and Face Covering Guidance for Business, Transit and the Public.
• Stay close to home. Avoid overnight trips and minimize other non-essential travel, including recreational day trips to destinations outside the community where you live. Travel the minimum distance needed to obtain essential services; in rural areas, residents may have to travel greater distances for essential services, while in urban areas, residents may only need to travel a few miles for those services.
These actions include:
• Stay home if you are sick.
• To avoid exposure to COVID-19, people who are at risk for severe complications (over age 60 or have underlying medical conditions) should stay home even if you feel well.
• If you become symptomatic (cough, fever, shortness of breath) while in public, please return home and self-isolate immediately. Contact your health care provider if you need medical attention.
• Practice good hand hygiene with frequent handwashing for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer (60-95% alcohol content).
• Cover coughs/sneezes with elbow or tissue. If you use a tissue, immediately discard tissue in garbage and your wash hands.
• Avoid touching your face.
• Practice physical distancing of at least six (6) feet between you and people who you do not live with.
• Use cloth, paper or disposable face coverings in public. As Oregon is reopening and restrictions are being lifted on businesses and public spaces, it may be difficult to ensure that you can stay six (6) feet away from others at all times. Please review Mask and Face Covering Guidance for Business, Transit and the Public.
• Stay close to home. Avoid overnight trips and minimize other non-essential travel, including recreational day trips to destinations outside the community where you live. Travel the minimum distance needed to obtain essential services; in rural areas, residents may have to travel greater distances for essential services, while in urban areas, residents may only need to travel a few miles for those services.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Inclement Weather Policy:
At times it may be necessary to close the pool due to inclement weather, in-service training, swim meets, etc.. On such occasions, signs will be posted at the Pool and our Facebook page.
At times it may be necessary to close the pool due to inclement weather, in-service training, swim meets, etc.. On such occasions, signs will be posted at the Pool and our Facebook page.
SWIM PROGRAMS
These programs will not be active for the 2020 season. Check back next spring for details regarding swim team and swim lessons!
OHHA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, marital status, in any of its activities or operations. These activities include, but are not limited to, homeowner engagement, enforcement of its CC&Rs and ARB Guidelines, selection of volunteers and vendors, and provision of services. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members and guests of our community.
Oak Hills Homeowners Association, Washington County, Oregon
Oak Hills Homeowners Association, Washington County, Oregon