Better Place to Work

Better Place to Work
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What better place to work during the summer than at one of our 8 public pools? Come join our lifeguard team and get ready to ensure safety at our facilities, teach swim lessons, coach an aquatic team and so much more! Tryouts will be held throughout the month of February. To learn more or to apply, visit santa-clarita.com/Jobs

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