Rec center employees and community watch already do a few checks every day. The idea is to do more than a few. Maybe as many as several. And not on a schedule. Do a few scheduled every day, and add a few more as random spot-checks.
For pools that are adjacent to the rec centers, there could be a little extra construction to add a door leading from the rec center directly to the pool area. That way, anyone ENTERING the pool area, will have already had to show their ID to a rec center employee. A buzz-lock could be put on that door, so someone would have to buzz you in to the pool area.
You'd need an exit gate, and that gate could be made a one-way gate. A turnstile, perhaps - wide enough for a wheelchair to accommodate those who need it.
These would be one-time expenses, not including occasional maintenance to oil the turnstile or repair wiring on the buzzer system.
That would solve the problem of all pools adjacent to rec centers.
For the OTHER pools, you could have roaming rec employees working in concert with Community watch for the usual checks, and since they wouldn't need to go to the rec center pools anymore, they'd have that time freed up for extra trips around the other pools.
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