Hot enough for ya? Palmdale is dishing out a cool solution to beat the heat this summer with their McAdam and Melville J. Courson pools open for business. Nestled in the neighborhoods at 38115 30th St. East and 38226 10th St East, respectively, these spots are ideal for anyone looking to avoid the squeeze at the more popular Marie Kerr and Oasis pools. Mayor Austin Bishop, in a statement released by the City of Palmdale, "These aquatic centers aren’t just for swimming; they provide an environment to stay active and connect with the community." He's pushing everyone to check out these "fantastic facilities."

Looking for a little more than just a dip? Palmdale's not just throwing you into the water and calling it a day. They've got programs for nearly everyone. Over at Melville J. Courson, the kids can go wild on the city’s only splash pad, while the adults have specialized programs like lap swim and therapy sessions ready for teens over 14 and exclusive senior lap swim if you're 55 or older. And let's not forget water aerobics – a splashy workout on the warm side of cool.

Palmdale is also serving up swim lessons at both McAdam and Courson pools, catering to every age and skill level under the sun. The city promises personalized attention and expert guidance for each bather, guaranteeing that you'll leave a more confident swimmer than when you cannonballed in. According to their website, CityOfPalmdaleCA.gov, all lifeguards on duty are certified by the American Red Cross, so swim easy knowing you're in good hands.

For the full lineup of aquatics programs or if you're champing at the bit to schedule some time in the pool, dive into the city's website. Palmdale’s pools are calling – that summer heat doesn’t stand a chance.