The county's Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is working on rules for organized teams and for-profit instructors using the Aquatic Center, which could affect how the facility is used going forward.
July 15, 2025: Policy for facility usage by organized teams and for-profit instruction
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The story
The Habersham County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board began discussing a policy for facility usage by organized teams and for-profit instruction at the Aquatic Center grounds, along with signage to inform the public of the rules.
The board returned to the topic a month later. Members Peggy, Joe and Shelley agreed to lead a sub-committee to work on standardizing rules covering activities such as tennis, pickleball, swim lessons and basketball camps.
What happened
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Peggy, Joe and Shelley decided they would take the lead and form a sub-committee to work on this.
Discussion on creating policy for facility usage by organized teams and for-profit instruction.
began the discussion of creating policies for facility usage by organized teams and for-profit instruction on the Aquatic center grounds, as well as the proper signage needed to inform the public
General discussion on creating policy for facility usage by organized teams and for-profit instruction and the appropriate signage needed.
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