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Arizona Swimming Pool Rules and Regulations 

Arizona pool regulations are designed to protect public health and safety. All pools and spas must post a Maximum Bathing Load sign to ensure that the facility does not exceed the recommended number of bathers. In addition, all pools must have at least two Coast Guard Approved Ring Buoys along with 50 feet of throw line for rescue purposes. Bathers are also required to follow instructions from the Maricopa Health Code, which include observing sanitary practices, never swimming alone, and not using glass containers within the pool enclosure. To maintain pool safety, swimmers should always be supervised and non-swimmers should remain in shallow waters or stay out of the water entirely.

Code: Maricopa Chapter VI Health Code per Arizona Title 9 and 18
Effective Date: 3-18-2014
Governing Body: Maricopa County Environmental Health
Notes: The Arizona Pool Rules sign incorporates bather instructions taken from the Maricopa Health Code per Arizona Title 9 and 18. A Maximum Bathing Load sign is required to be posted within the pool or spa enclosure. Arizona requires a minimum of two (2) Coast Guard Approved Ring Buoys with at least 50 feet of throw.

Required Equipment for Public Pools

Safety Equipment Notes

Lifeguard Signs

Capacity Signs

Safety Notification Signs

Chemical Signs

Pool Rules Signs

Spa Rules Signs

No Diving Signs

Compliance with these recommendations does not guarantee that you will be in conformance with any building code, health code, or federal, state or local regulations regarding safety or pool regulation compliance. Compliance does not ensure the absolute safety of you, your operations or place of business. Aquatic Technology, Inc (Poolweb.com) is not a law firm and does not and will not perform services performed by an attorney.