Pool Regulations and Forms
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Regulations
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Swimming pools pose a unique mix of both potential health and safety dangers. Environmental Health inspects swimming pools to ensure chemical levels are sufficient to protect bathers from most harmful organisms as well as ensure adequate safety equipment is present.
THINGS TO KNOW
All public swimming pools, including neighborhood and apartment complex pools, are regulated and inspected by Public Health. Environmental Health Specialists conduct over 4,000 inspections each year to ensure swimming pool operators are maintaining safe and healthy pools. Inspections are conducted for not only chemical hazards but physical hazards as well.
Environmental Health Specialists inspect both seasonal pools and year-round pools regularly throughout the year. Staff also evaluates plans for any new construction or renovation to ensure structural/mechanical deficiencies are addressed.
Listed below are applications and forms for each county.
All Counties
Regulations
2018 GNR Public Health Swimming Pool Rules and Regulations
Applications and Plan Review Information
Complete Swimming Pool Application Packet
Swimming Pool Application Only
New Pool Construction Application Requirements Only
New Pool Plan Review Checklist Only
Swimming Pool Hydraulics Analysis Worksheet
Pool Operator Resources
Cryptosporidium Factsheet – English
Cryptosporidium Factsheet – Spanish
Fecal Incident & Outbreak Response in Pool Water – CDC
Vomit & Blood Contamination of Pool Water – CDC
Pool Disinfection for Bodily Waste
Approved Swimming Pool Operator Training
Daily Pool Chemical Testing Log