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Swimming Pool/Spa Program
CHS inspectors are responsible for inspecting the over 300 public swimming pools/spas in the state. There are 3 pool/spa categories: General-use pools/spas, limited-use pools/spas and flow-thru pools/spas. Pools/spas in the general-use category are those facilities that the general public can use. Limited-use pools/spas are those facilities that are operated in connection with a companion facility such as a motel or club. Both of these types of pools/spas use a system of filtration and automatic disinfection to maintain water quality. Flow-thru pools/spas are located in areas where there are naturally occurring hot springs that provide the water for the pools/spas. These pools/spas rely on the natural flow of water through them to maintain adequate water quality. The water in the flow-thru pools/spas in Wyoming is not filtered and receives no disinfection. As in the food establishment inspection frequencies, CHS inspectors risk assess the pools/spas to determine how often each pool/spa is inspected. Each pool/spa is inspected at least one time per year.
Wyoming Swimming Pool and Spa Health and Safety Act
Wyoming Regulations for Swimming Pools, Spas & Similar Installations
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Purpose, Variances, Definitions and Operator Requirements
Chapter 2: Requirements for Plan Submission & Specifications, License Application and Issuance; Inspection
Chapter 3: General and Structural Design; Equipment Standards
Chapter 4: Sanitary Facilities and Controls
Chapter 5: Water Quality, Test Kits, Record Keeping
Chapter 6: Lifeguards, Lifesaving Equipment; Ladders, Recessed Steps; Diving Boards; Slides, Flumes, and Safety Related Requirements
Chapter 7: Dressing and Sanitary Facilities; Bathhouses
Basic List of Requirements for Swimming Pools
Basic List of Requirements for Commercial Spas
Certified Pool Operator (CPO) Classes
Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act
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