Jeddah Municipality in Saudi Arabia is preparing more than 500 parks, 5 waterfronts, beaches and designated swimming sites as part of its preparations for the Saudi Summer 2026 season, stepping up cleaning, maintenance and inspection work and deploying rescue and field supervision teams to enhance safety and service quality.
The municipality has raised the readiness of marine sites by deploying rescue and field supervision teams and monitoring compliance with safety procedures at designated swimming beaches, as well as continuing marine oversight of activities, beaches and resorts, according to a post on the Saudi Press Agency website.
The field plan includes stepping up cleaning and maintenance at sites that see heavy traffic during the season, while monitoring the readiness of parks, waterfronts, sports tracks and public squares to ensure continuity of services for visitors.
On the inspection side, the municipality continues its rounds of food establishments, markets and shopping centers to verify compliance with health and municipal requirements, as well as monitoring marine activities and facilities on the waterfronts.
Jeddah offers a variety of options for spending the summer holiday, including waterfronts, public beaches, more than 500 parks and sports tracks, as well as destinations such as Prince Majid Park, Al Saja Gardens and Al Ajwad Park.
The municipality stressed that its field teams and sub-municipalities will continue to monitor public facilities throughout the season, and urged visitors to follow marine safety guidelines, take care of public facilities and report any observations or violations through the Balady app or the unified reporting center on 940.
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