It's only January, but the City of Niagara Falls is already looking forward to the summer.
The City is looking to hire a new crop of lifeguards, for it's five outdoor pools.
Aquatics Manager Heather Nagy told the Niagara Falls Review, that she would like to hire 12 new lifeguards for this summer.
If you get the job, you'll be paid $16.29 per hour.
The City is also looking to hire new swim instructors.
Several Niagara municipalities have been having a tough time recruiting lifeguards.
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