@Dollarsagainstdrowning

•  An Indian college student, 20-year-old Abhigyan Patel, drowned at Bean Point Beach in Florida after going missing over the weekend. The area has now been designated a “no-swim” zone to prevent future tragedies. 

  A Houston-area man drowned at Lake Conroe after jumping from a moving boat without a life jacket to retrieve his hat. Despite rescue efforts, he was later found in 17 feet of water. This tragedy underscores the critical need for flotation devices around water  

  In Arizona in May 2025, 3-year-old Trigg Kiser accidentally drowned after being left unsupervised for several minutes. Authorities recommended a child abuse charge against his father due to negligence. The case is now under review by the prosecutor’s office.  

  Two Galveston police officers were hospitalized after a training drill at Schlitterbahn went awry. During a swift-water rescue exercise, both lost footing and were submerged—fortunately, both survived following rapid intervention  

  A 14-year-old boy from the Chicago area tragically drowned while attending a church youth camp at Silver Birch Ranch in Wisconsin. Emergency responders were unable to revive him after he went underwater at Sawyer Lake.  

 Twelve-year-old Giver Essien drowned during a school summer enrichment field trip to Beartown State Forest in Pittsfield, MA. In June 2025, two individuals were indicted on charges, including involuntary manslaughter, in connection to the tragedy.  

  Keep track of every save, assist, or intervention on the job. Perfect for lifeguards and aquatic managers, this logbook makes it easy to document staff responses, conditions, and outcomes for compliance, training, and peace of mind.  

  Track staff trainings, drills, and refreshers all in one place. Includes space for dates, topics covered, instructor notes, and participant signatures—keeping your team compliant, consistent, and ready for audits.  

  Keep track of open shifts and coverage requests in one place. Staff can sign up for available hours, and managers can review and approve with a simple sign-off—easy, clear, and organized.  

  Streamline your hiring process from application to first shift. Record candidate details, interview notes, certifications, orientations, and manager sign-offs—making sure every new hire is documented, trained, and ready to work.  

   Simple and clear attendance sheets for group and private lessons. Provides space for swimmer names, dates, times, instructor initials, and comments—keeping records organized and easy to review.  

  Keep track of lesson packages purchased and used. Includes space for swimmer names, package type, dates attended, remaining sessions, and instructor initials—making it easy for both staff and families to stay organized and on the same page.  

  Document every Emergency Action Plan drill with ease. Includes spaces for date, scenario, staff participation, instructor notes, and follow-up actions—keeping your facility compliant, audit-ready, and confident in its emergency preparedness.