May is National Water Safety Month, and the Gilbert Fire Department has teamed up with the Swimhaus swimming school to teach the public about pool safety.
evices, like Coast Guard-approved life vests for kids who cannot swim
"You have to have all these layers in place to give your kids a chance to be safe in and around the water and avoid tragedy," said Gleason. Both Gleason and the chief say that one designated adult who is supervising has to put their phone down - their eyes have to be in the water at all times. And while they're talking safety, the two groups are organizing a kids' shoe drive to benefit One Small Step AZ, which provides free clothing and shoes to the community. There are four shoe drop-off locations, including one a Swimhaus.
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