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Rhode Island DEM urges water safety as beach season begins

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As the beach season begins for state beaches in Rhode Island, state officials say beachgoers should stay safe near the water.

Rhode Island state beaches are now fully staffed and open.

There are lifeguards present, and bathrooms and concessions are open.

As the beach season begins for state beaches in Rhode Island, state officials say beachgoers should stay safe near the water. (WJAR)

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“When you’re at the beach, just remember to take personal responsibility as well when you’re near the water. So pay attention to any announcements being made over the PA system, remember to always learn how to swim, never swim alone. If you have children, make sure you’re watching them when they’re near any body of water,” Sean Linnane, the programming services officer for the DEM Division of Parks and Recreation, said.

According to DEM, it is still looking for lifeguards, especially at non-surfing beaches.

Anyone interested can apply at DEM’s website.



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