In the Swim Newsletter

April 14th 2026 Spring Issue

Information for commercial pool operators and owners

It's time for your educational inspection

Do you have a new pool tech? Are you preparing to open your pool for the summer? Do you want to make sure you can be present for an inspection? Then request an educational inspection! These are designed for teaching purposes and are not posted to our public website. Alternatively, use the self-inspection checklist to make sure you are ready for the 2026 swim season.

Self-inspection Checklist (pool/spa)

Request an Educational Inspection

Multilingual Resources

Below are resources available to operators in English, Russian, and Spanish. Need another language? Let us know!

Monthly Pool/Spa Water Quality Log Sheet

Ежемесячный журнал учета состояния бассейна/спа

Hoja de registro de la piscina

Hoja de registro de la piscina con hidromasaje, la piscina para niños o de spa

Taylor Water Quality Test Kit Instructions

Требования к тестированию и учету химического состава воды

Instrucciones del kit de análisis químico

Recreational Water Facility Operations Guide

Руководство по эксплуатации объектов для водного отдыха

Guía de operaciones de los lugares de recreación acuática

CODE REVISION IS COMING

If you been following this newsletter, you know we are currently under active code revision for WAC 246-260 and 246-262, aka, the pool code. We expect the code to be ready for public hearing in June 2026, which will be another opportunity to provide your input!

Pardon the mess!

Late spring 2026 Clark County Environmental Public Health is changing software platforms. This means there will soon be a new system for submitting plan review applications, requesting inspections, and completing inspection reports.

Watch our website for updated links when it launches.

Thank you for being patient with us over the next few months as we both learn to navigate the new system.