Pools
Mission
Minimize illnesses and injuries associated with contaminated or hazardous conditions in or around swimming pools.
Rules
Brochure
* There is a 4-month implementation period for new pool construction and remodeling activities. Enforcement begins May 31, 2017. Owners/operators of existing pools will be given a reasonable period of time to comply with applicable changes in the amended rules.
Map
Pool Owner/Operator Resources:
-
Pool
Operator Training Courses -
Pool
Operator Guidance -
Construction
Plan Review -
Construction
Permit Application -
Operation
Permit Application -
Modification
Permit Application -
Variance
Request Form -
Inspection
Form -
Hydraulic
Analysis Form - Well Water Info
Additional Resources
- CDC Healthy Swimming Program
- CDC Fecal Incident Response Recommendations
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Health
and Safety - Pool Chemicals Poster -
Health
and Safety - Swimming Poster - U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission - Pool Safety
Contact Information
For complaints (Covid-19 included), record requests, services, inspections, exams, or other locally-related questions, contact your
County Environmental Health
Program Goals
- Reduce substantial health hazards and other risk factors that lead to illness or injury through training and enforcement.
- Conduct complaint investigations associated with swimming pools, spas, and recreational waterparks.
- Perform compliance inspections of all regulated facilities to ensure adherence to design, operation and maintenance rules.