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Pool Safety Standards and Inspections: Public Perception and Health Concerns

This survey analyzes public perceptions of pool safety standards and inspections, focusing on different types of pools and the effectiveness of inspections in preventing injuries and drowning. It also examines primary health concerns, water contamination prevention, and factors impacting swimmer health and safety.

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Pool Safety Standards and Inspections: Public Perception and Health Concerns

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  1. Based on the information presented today, do you think the same standards should apply to pools from group 1 (tourist lodging) and group 2 (all other locations)? N=20 18 1 1

  2. In your opinion, does the public assume or expect VDH is performing health and safety assessments at public pools? N=20 13 4 3

  3. Based on the information presented today, do you think VDH pool inspections are effective in assessing preventative measures for injury and drowning at non-tourist lodging pools? N=20 17 2 1

  4. What is your primary health concern at your pool? N=18 10 6 2

  5. What is your biggest concern in water contamination prevention? N=18 14 2 2

  6. What physical feature do you feel has the greatest impact to swimmer health and safety? N=17 6 6 5

  7. What accessory item do you feel has the greatest impact to swimmer health and safety? N=17 7 5 1

  8. Please select all impression statements that apply to you, or have applied to you in the past. You may choose more than one. N=19 respondents, 32 responses

  9. Data Limitations and Notes • Response may be from one person representing an entire organization • Response may be from a group of people who were responding collectively under one response • Small N for analysis • Not every response was completed by each respondent • Responses may vary based on respondent’s role at the respective agency/organization

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