Queen Creek is taking significant steps to enhance water safety in response to the alarming rates of drownings in Arizona, which ranks among the highest in the nation. During the recent Town Council meeting, officials emphasized the importance of water safety and encouraged community participation in the "A B C D's" of water safety: Adult supervision, Barriers between children and water, Classes such as CPR and swim lessons, and Devices like life jackets.

The opening of the Queen Creek Aquatic Center has already made a positive impact, providing over 5,200 hours of swim lessons to 985 participants since its launch last year. This initiative aims to equip children and families with essential skills to prevent drowning incidents, reinforcing the town's commitment to protecting its residents.

In addition to water safety discussions, the council recognized the exceptional staff working for the town, highlighting the dedication and talent of its employees. These efforts reflect Queen Creek's proactive approach to community safety and well-being, ensuring that residents are well-prepared to enjoy water activities safely. As the town continues to prioritize these initiatives, the focus remains on preventing tragedies and fostering a safer environment for all.