Summer is officially in full swing in Fresno, and the city is making a splash with the reopening of its public pools — complete with free access and swim lessons for residents of all ages.

Fresno reopened its public pools for the summer season, giving families across the city a cool, safe, and no-cost way to beat the Central Valley heat. Along with open swim time, the city is offering swim lessons, making it a great opportunity for younger residents to build water safety skills before heading to lakes, rivers, or backyard pools.

The timing is especially meaningful given that the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office also announced plans to distribute free lifejackets to the community — a reminder of just how seriously local officials are taking water safety this season. Together, the two efforts reflect a coordinated push to keep Fresno families safe and active all summer long.

Whether you’re looking to cool off on a hot afternoon or help a child learn to swim, Fresno’s public pools are open and ready to welcome the community.

Sources: ABC30 Fresno, ABC30 Fresno