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Bureau of Water Quality and Hazardous Waste
788 East Woodoak Lane (5380 South)
Murray, Utah 84107
(385) 468-3862
Online Forms/ Applications
There are several forms and applications associated with Swimming Pool program.
Below is our regulation requirement to obtain an operational permit through the SLVHD.
Health Regulation 2 requires:
- To obtain and maintain an Operational Permit, the pool facility shall employ at least one “Registered Pool Operator” (“RPO”) permitted by the Department.
- Pool facilities under the same ownership shall employ at least one Registered Pool Operator for up to 10 pools.
- Replacement of Registered Pool Operator. If a pool’s Registered Pool Operator terminates employment, the facility shall have 30 days to employ a new Registered Pool Operator.
To qualify as a Registered Pool Operator, a person shall:
- Successfully complete a training course and pass an examination approved by the Utah State Department of Health.
- Make written application for certification to the Salt Lake Valley Health Department, 788 East Woodoak Lane, Murray, Utah 84107 along with an application fee of $15.00.
The certification shall be valid for five (5) years from the date of issue unless revoked or suspended by the Salt Lake Valley Health Department.
Registered Pool Operator (RPO) Application (51 KB)
Registered Pool Operator Class Information
To obtain an application for a pool/spa permit or a RPO application, please come to Salt Lake Valley Health Department Environmental Health Division, Bureau of Water Quality and Hazardous Waste at 788 East Woodoak Lane (5400 S) Suite 120 in Murray.
Forms and Applications
- Plan Review Application (34 KB)
- Permit Application (49 KB) Year round $495.00 Seasonal 208.00
