From now until Labor Day, city beaches will be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The Chicago Park District says it’s hired enough lifeguards to have all 22 beaches open for swimming seven days a week.
The district manages the city’s 26 beaches, but four are closed until further notice.
Officials encourage beachgoers to pay attention to the color-coded flag system to make sure it’s safe to swim.
Green means swimmers are good to go, yellow means proceed with caution and red means it’s too dangerous to swim.
The beaches are located at:
City beaches that are closed:
City officials are also reminding beachgoers of the beach rules:
For more information on Chicago’s beaches, click here.
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