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The YMCA will encourage its members to participate actively and continuously in anticipation that they will become committed to our mission of enriching the spirit, mind and body of the individual and the family.
A member or program participant may be suspended by staff from any specific privilege for violation of rules of this code of conduct.
A member or program participant may be expelled by staff for unbecoming conduct. In the case of members who are expelled, a refund covering the unexpired portion of the membership will be made. New member fees are non-refundable.
Conduct
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Consequence
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Authority
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1. Using angry or vulgar language.
2. General disregard of YMCA’s policies, rules or property
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Minimum verbal warning. If under 18 call parents.
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Any of our Staff Members |
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1. Use of angry, disrespectful or vulgar language
2. Further disregard of YMCA policies, rules or property
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Minimum removal for
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1. Harassing or intimidating by words, gestures, body language, or any other menacing behavior with members or staff.
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Minimum two-week
suspension.
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Director on Duty
Membership Director
Branch Executive
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1. Passing of membership cards to unauthorized users.
2. Jeopardizing safety of themselves or others.
3. Physical contact in any angry, threatening or sexual manner.
4. Use of racially motivated language or actions towards staff or members.
5. Second documented two-week suspension in twelve months.
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Minimum one month suspension
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Director on Duty
Membership Director
Branch Executive
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1. Chronic disregard for policies.
2. Physical violence against another, vandalism, stealing or illegal activity.
3. Using or possessing an illegal chemical or alcohol on YMCA property or in YMCA parking lot.
4. Carrying or concealing any weapons, devices or objects which may be used as weapons.
5. Second documented suspension in twelve months.
Download the Member Code of Conduct
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Membership Revoked
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Branch Executive
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Our Policy for Youth at the Longmont YMCA
Click here to download the policy for kids in the Y.
Youth ages 10 or older
Have facility access without parent supervision as long as they adhere to the YMCA’s Code of Conduct.
They may use the weight room and cardio equipment if they have attended Equipment Orientation Training or are under direct parental supervision.
Youth 8 - 9 years old
Must be accompanied by and within arms’ reach of a parent/ guardian in the facility OR
Participate in a Longmont YMCA sponsored program such as Childwatch, Swim Lessons, Youth in Action, Open Swim, or Open Gym.
Youth age 7 and under
May not be in fitness classes, on cardio equipment, upstairs on the track, or in the weight room for safety reasons
With parental supervision, children 7 and under may utilize open swim, open gym, and racquetball courts. Childwatch is the safest area for all children under 7
Inclusiveness Statement
Ed & Ruth Lehman YMCA
The Longmont YMCA practices the intentional engagement of diverse community members and leaders to help bridge cultural and linguistic gaps, meet community needs, and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
The Longmont Y is committed to creating a culture in which diversity and inclusion are integral to everyday operations. We work to ensure that Y staff, policy volunteers, program volunteers, members, and community stakeholders know and represent the community. This is vital to our organizational success in advancing the understanding of the community’s makeup and responding with relevant, meaningful programs and activities.
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Code of Conduct
