Staff Report / Modestolocal.org

The City of Modesto Parks, Recreation, and Neighborhoods is currently hiring lifeguards. The lifeguards will be responsible for teaching swim lessons, providing safety during aquatic programs, leading summer camps, and promoting water safety at various events.

The position offers a pay range of $17.67 to $21.47 per hour. Applicants will need to pay a certification fee of $20. The city highlights the opportunity to work in a fun environment while helping to ensure community safety.

Interested individuals can apply through the official city website at www.modestogov.com/jobs.

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