Generally the only people on deck should be swimmers, coaches, meet volunteers and meet officials
Coaches and meet officials are required to have their USA Swimming credentials visibly displayed on their person at all times
If anyone is acting belligerent and uncooperative, get their name, club affiliation and notify the Meet Referee, the Meet Director and/or security if available
If someone is not entered into the meet, they may not use the warm-down pool or any other part of the pool at the facility
Especially wading pool areas
Diving boards are never to be used during a swimming meet
The following is not allowed at any time:
Glass is not allowed on deck or in the locker rooms at any time
Alcoholic beverages or illegal substances are not allowed anywhere
Smoking is not allowed on the premises at any time
Smokers must be at least twenty feet from any doorway or entrances to the pool facility or in some cases a public sidewalk off the premises
Cameras or cell phones are not allowed to be used in the locker rooms (including the Meet Marshals)
If you see anyone taking pictures or possibly video taping in the locker rooms with camera phones or other camera, you are to take the person to the Meet Referee
If the person refuses to go with you, do not leave the person alone in the locker room
Ask a nearby bystander to go to the Officials Table and get the Meet Referee to come to the locker room immediately
Do not physically touch the person
Unauthorized or Suspicious Persons
Adults should not be loitering in the locker rooms – If you notice that someone is, please ask them to leave
If that person refuses to leave, ask a bystander to notify the Meet Referee at once!
That person should be removed from the premises
The Meet Director is to assist with this and should notify the police