May 2, 2026 Pool Cleanup

Supervise on-site volunteers. Make sure volunteers get instructions for their tasks.

Sweep out bathrooms (including stalls). Clean out sinks and toilets.

Sweep out bathrooms (including stalls). Clean out sinks and toilets.

Wash off and put out pool furniture (chairs, loungers)

Take everything out of lifeguard shack and sweep and wash floors. Clean fridge/freezers. Wipe down shelves.

Scrub/bleach caulk around big pool and baby pool.

Remove debris from sand filters (2 for big pool, 1 for baby pool)

Pickup branches, sweep leaves, and remove weeds in the cracks on the sidewalk, along the building, and along the fence lines.

Clean out/repair areas between the fences just south of the big pool. Remove weeds, make sure ground cover is still in place, add gravel as needed.

Clean out flower beds inside/outside the pool

Clean out dead foliage on/around well separating the big pool and the baby pool. This includes trimming back the branches from the tree on the south side of the wall (close to the fence).

Weed eat around the interior and exterior of the pool.

Fill any cracks in the sidewalks (and anything where there is more than a 1/4“ difference in height).

Check diving board, ladders, doors, fences, etc. and tighten/make repairs.

Fix damaged wood on buildings.

Check fences all the way around the pool. Correct any gaps greater than 2". Ensure all fence sections are still connected (caps/poles). Fence on east end needs bent back into place. (Inspector noted last year so it’s mandatory to repair.)

Paint/touch-up paint on the exterior of the building/in the bathrooms/lifeguard shack. (Painter must be age 16+.)

Get all signage put up (metal signs) and repaint any necessary ground signage (WALK, NO DIVING, etc.).

We have a number of key projects that need to be completed before the pool opens. A list of these projects will be available on pool cleanup weekends or you can email robinhillpool@gmail.com for a list.