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The Cabell Huntington Health Department strives to ensure that the numerous water recreational facilities (pools, spas, water parks, etc…) existing within our territory are operated and maintained to ensure optimum public safety for their thousands of users. CHHD works with facility owners/operators to aid them in creating a safe recreational environment for their guests:

• Review plans of all new and remodeled water recreational facilities
• Educate water recreational facilities operators about health and safety issues
• Conduct routine inspections; and
• Investigate reports of illness and potential safety hazards

CHHD also relies on the public and the owner/operators to educate themselves about proper water safety and apply their knowledge at their establishment. The following links provide a wealth of information on water recreational facility safety:

For info on how a pool works click here.
Find a local pool by clicking here.
Healthy swimming

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ER-32:  Recreational Water Facility Weekly Operational Report

Water Quality Guidelines, Closure requirements and Cleanup Procedures
SR-153 Recreation Water Facilities Tables

Test Kit Requirements:
Equipment used for testing free or total chlorine shall use the DPD (N, N-Diethyl-P-Phenylenediamine) method. Test strips or Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) may be used as a measuring parameter, but shall not be used when registering required readings on daily operational reports required by the Director.

For more information on first aid kits, and first aid kit requirements please click here.

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