Wanted: Summer help at Seattle's parks and pools. Seattle Parks and Recreation is on the lookout for temporary summer staff, and they're not just offering a job, they're offering a hefty starting wage to boot. The city is hosting a hiring event on May 4 at the Miller Community Center, where hopefuls can apply for positions like Lifeguards, Wading Pool Attendants, Recreation Attendants, and Recreation Leaders, Seattle Parks and Recreation reported.

With pay starting at a cool $24 per hour, the event slated for 11 am to 4 pm is open to young adults and, adults alike - aquatics positions are open to those 16 and older, recreation spots to those 18 and up. With Seattle's push for community involvement, it's a way for locals to dive into summer employment and at the same time, support their neighborhoods.

The opportunities on offer aren't just for the burn of summer. These roles can blossom into year-round gigs for the right candidates, presenting a chance for more sustained employment. Those interested in making waves as a lifeguard, or overseeing the surrogate shores of wading pools, should prep their resumes. The hiring event is a chance to join a team dedicated to fostering fun and safe recreation across Seattle's public spaces.

"We want your talent! Join Seattle Parks and Recreation and have FUN this summer while making a difference, and supporting local communities," the Seattle Parks and Recreation announced. Getting a foot in the door with Seattle Parks and Recreation can be more than just seasonal work - for some, it can be the start of a rewarding career contributing to the vibrant fabric of Seattle's community life.