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Fulton County public swimming pool inspection data for 2018

Piedmont Park Aquatic Center in summer 2009.  BRANT SANDERLIN / bsanderlin@ajc.com
Piedmont Park Aquatic Center in summer 2009.  BRANT SANDERLIN / bsanderlin@ajc.com
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May 23, 2018

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Want to know the track record of the pool you’re planning on taking the kids to this weekend? Search our repository of public swimming pool inspection data for Fulton County.

The inspections in our dataset go back as far as 2012 and include inspections as recent as early this year. Data was obtained from the Fulton County Board of Health.

Users can put the name of a specific pool into the search box and hit “return” to search to for a specific pool. Or, use the scroll bars on the right side of the interactive to scroll through the inspections.

For best results, we suggest looking at the interactive on a desktop computer.

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Jennifer Peebles is a newsroom data specialist at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, helping reporters find and tell stories with government data (and sometimes documents, too).

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