Public Floatation Pool Record Sheets
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Your Environment
In this section you'll find information to help you stay healthy in your home, when outdoors, and within Windsor and Essex County.
Information in this section can help you answer the following questions:
- Are there any outbreaks in Windsor and Essex County?
- Can I go swimming at the beach today?
- What should I do if my basement floods?
- Is there a heat warning for Windsor and Essex County?
- What should I do in the case of an emergency?
- Are there any boil water advisories within Windsor and Essex County?
- Is artificial tanning safe?
- I found a needle. Now what?
Cold Plunge Pool Record Sheet
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Notice of Pesticide Use
Between May 21, 2024 and October 31, 2024, a mosquito larviciding program will be conducted to reduce mosquito populations in Windsor-Essex County.
Wildfire Smoke and AQHI
For more information on wildfire smoke, air quality, and your health please visit
Pool and Spa - Monthly Record Sheet
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Spas - Daily Record Sheet
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Pools - Daily Record Sheet
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Pools, Spas, Spray/Splash Pads and Waterslides
The Environmental Health Department inspects public recreational water facilities such as pools, spas, spray/splash pads, and waterslides for compliance to Ontario Regulation 565: Public Pools.
Requests for Inspection and Inspection Reports
The WECHU also conducts other types of inspections on a request basis. An online form must be completed and submitted to notify a Public Health Inspector of these types of requests.
Climate Change and Your Health
Climate change is expected to result in warmer temperatures, longer and hotter summers, and more frequent and/or severe weather events such as hurricanes/tornadoes, thunderstorms, wildfires, floods and droughts. Climate change is likely to impact most areas of our lives, including our health. (Government of Canada, 2018)