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Recreational water facilities include public beaches, swimming pools, hot tubs, wading pool and water parks. Our environmental health officers inspect and approve commercial/public pools and hot tubs regularly for public safety. They also monitor recreational beaches during the swimming season. News New pool regulations went into effect October 8, 2010. Learn more and other recreational water news . Beach advisories Find out about current beach advisories where swimming is not recommended due to poor water quality. Inspection reports View inspection reports on recreational water facilities. Have a complaint or concern? If you have a health and safety concern or complaint about a swimming pool or recreational water facility, please contact your local health protection office. See listing below.Applying for a permit? Every operator of a recreational water facility (swimming pool, hot tub or spray pool) must have a valid permit. Learn more on how to apply for a permit . Resources Learn more about operating pools and hot tubs. Visit our resources section for fact sheets,forms and guidelines. Contact usThe links below will take you to a services directory listing, which includes descriptions, contact details and related documents for our services. Can't find what you're looking for? Email us at feedback@fraserhealth.ca .
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