The Environmental Health Division inspects nearly 70 indoor and outdoor public swimming pools and spas in Livingston County annually and works with the
Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) to open new facilities in the county.
Routine inspections are conducted each year to ensure an environment is safe for swimming. During these inspections, water tests are performed to measure the disinfectant residual, pH, alkalinity and when necessary cyanuric acid. In addition, the walking surfaces, access doors and fences, recirculation equipment, and emergency equipment and procedures are evaluated.
In the instance that a pool is determined to be noncompliant with local and state rules and regulations, a pool closure order will be issued. The swimming pool must remain closed until compliance is achieved and a re-inspection is performed.
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Pool operators training and experience play a key role in assuring the pool is safe for swimming. The following guide was created for Pool Operators to use as reference. This guide covers the basic principles of pool operations and health and safety practices required to ensure the health of pool visitors.
Pool Safety & Operations Guide for Pool Operators