IPSSA’s goal is to help heighten awareness of safety in the summer months when so many people are swimming and enjoying water in the summer heat.”

IPSSA is also an active member of the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA).

To learn more about the Pool Safety Fence Program in Arizona visit: https://www.childcrisisaz.org/whatwe-

President of the Southeast Valley IPSSA chapter in Arizona, Jerry Houseman (far right) presents $10,000.00 check to the Child Crisis Arizona, Swimming Pool Fence Program. https://www.childcrisisaz.org/what-we-do/pool-fence-program. on the greater community in which we live,” Smoot said. “Donating to this proactive organization shows IPSSA’s commitment to water safety. https://www.childcrisisaz.org/what-we-do/pool-fence-program. do/pool-fence-program.

Arizona’s Southeast Valley Chapter of IPSSA, the Independent Pool and Spa Service Association, has donated $10,000 to its local Swimming Pool Fence Program.

As pool service professionals, IPSSAmembers know the importance of drowning prevention and safety around swimming pools.

Child Crisis Arizona, in partnership with several other community organizations, is addressing water safety in their community by providing free pool fences for those in need.

Knowing first-hand that pool fences greatly reduce the risk of drownings in swimming pools, the Southeast Valley IPSSA Chapter of Arizona has joined the water safety effort by raising and donating $10,000 to install free fences.

IPSSA members are on the frontline servicing and observing the safety protocols in place in backyard swimming pools, said Rose Smoot, Executive Director of IPSSA.

“We know that we can have a significant and immediate impact on the safety of the pools we service and