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Public Swimming Pools - 607.778.2847
In New York State, Public Swimming Pools must have a state, city, or county health department permit to operate legally and must operate in compliance with 6-1 (Swimming Pools) of the State Sanitary Code requirements. A permit is issued only when the Public Swimming Pool is in compliance with the state's health regulations.
Fact Sheets
- Fecal Incident Response Recommendations for Pool and Spray Ground Staff
- Use of Our Swimming Facilities
- Vomit and Blood Contamination of Pools
State Regulations, Sanitary Code
Required Certifications
- Aquatic Certifications for Bathing Facilities
- Level III Aquatic Supervisor Staff Certification Required for Instructional Activities
- Level III and IV Aquatic Supervision Staff Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Certifications for Bathing Facilities
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Certification for NYS Children's Camps and Bathing Facilities
- Qualified Swimming Pool Water Treatment Operator Courses and Certifications
Forms
- DOH-2286 - Swimming Pool & Bathing Beach Safety Plan Checklist
- DOH-2434 - Swimming Pool Plan Review Check Sheet
Safety Plans
Brochure from NYSDOH on Swimming Safely
For more information from the New York State Department of Health on Swimming Pools, click here.
For more information on Swimmer's Itch, click here.
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