Branch Policies
Ready to visit the Tri-County Family YMCA? Here are a few things you need to know.
Your Membership Card
Your membership card is your key to the facility. Present your membership card every time you visit us. Full and Metro members age 13 and up will be issued permanent membership cards with photos. Memberships and cards are non-transferable.
Expected Behavior
The YMCA is an inclusive, family-friendly organization. We expect all our members and guests to model our four values—caring, honesty, respect, responsibility—in their conduct and language. The YMCA has the right to terminate a membership at our discretion if actions or behaviors are not deemed in the best interests of the organization.
Bringing Guests
As a Full member of the YMCA, you may bring in unlimited guests with you to try our facility. Guests may visit twice before joining. Photo ID required for guests over age 16.
Physical Readiness
Before starting any exercise program, please check with your doctor.
Holidays
Holidays change by branch so check with your Service Center for holiday hours.
Workout Attire
Shorts and a shirt are appropriate in most areas of our facility. Tennis shoes are required to exercise in the fitness center (open-toe or open-heel shoes prohibited for safety). Street shoes are not allowed on wood floors.
Member Input
We value your suggestions for improving our facility. If you have a comment or suggestion, please pass it along to any member of our staff, or fill out a member comment card and drop it in the suggestion box or the Contact Us page. We will respond to comments/ suggestions that have name, address, phone number and/or email address.
Emergency Procedures
Your safety and good health are our foremost concerns. Should an accident, injury or unusual incident occur while you are at the YMCA, contact a staff member immediately.
Supervision of Children
To ensure safety, children under the age of 13 should be directly supervised by a parent or guardian in all areas of the YMCA. Parents/Guardians may bring their child to Child Watch while they exercise within the YMCA facility.
