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Pool & Spa Application

Department of Health · St. Joseph County, Indiana

Editable official PDF

Edit the agency’s original form, save your draft, attach documents, and review your completed PDF before signing or ordering delivery.

Print and mail service is available for your prepared packet. Review the destination and the agency’s acceptance requirements before ordering. Government payment is separate from document and postage charges.

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Your application steps6 steps · Department of HealthView steps
  1. 1Prepare your answersComplete here

    Edit and save your answers on the official PDF.

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  2. 2Add supporting documentsComplete here

    Attach the supporting records listed by the agency. Check that every page is legible and complete.

    • Use a separate application for each pool and/or spa.
  3. 3Review and signPrepare here, finish outside

    Complete each applicable applicant signature after reviewing the full declarations. Required notary, professional and witness signatures remain separate.

  4. 4Choose paymentPrepare here, finish outside

    Annual pool/wading pool/spa: $155/$85/$90. Seasonal: $85/$60/$65. Government/schools: $85/$60/$65. Applicable late and mailing/processing fees are additional. Government fees are separate from the optional prepared PDF and postage. Review the exact amount and recipient before authorizing a check.

    Pay the agency directly
  5. 5Submit or order deliveryPrepare here, finish outside

    Use a separate application for each pool and/or spa. The original PDF is available to prepare the application. The official payment form instructs users to submit the renewal application through DocuSign first. For a paper/PDF filing, coordinate payment with the department before using that payment-only page.

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  6. 6Keep your receiptComplete here

    Save your agency confirmation and payment receipt. Track any mailing from My applications. Delivery does not mean the agency approved your application.

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Revised 11/03/2025 St. Joseph County Department of Health Pool/Spa Application Permit Number: Application Date: Name of Establishment: Physical Address of Establishment: Mailing Address of Establishment: City: State Zip Business Telephone: Business Fax: Email Address: Pool Operational Hours: Establishment Owner(s): Certified Pool/Spa Operator® (CPO®): Manager/Pool Operator: Laboratory Used for Pool/Spa Water Testing: Class of Pool: Volume (Gallons): (A, B, C, or D) The following fee schedule as established by the St. Joseph County Board of Health and hereby approved by the Board of Commissioners of St. Joseph County Ordinance No. 149-22 Type of Pool Please check Only One Annual Pool: $155.00 Annual Wading Pool: $85.00 Annual Spa: $90.00 Seasonal Pool: $85.00 Seasonal Wading Pool: $60.00 Seasonal Spa: $65.00 ****Government and Schools**** Swimming Pool: $85.00 Wading Pool: $60.00 Spa: $65.00 Use a separate application for each pool and/or spa. There will be a 100% late fee for payments after April 30th. As of November 1, 2025, there is a $3.00 convenience fee to mail permits. Accepted payments; Business Checks, Money Order, Cashier’s Checks, Visa/MasterCard. In office fees will not be accepted after 4:00 p.m. ***Our office cannot accept credit card payments over the telephone. Signature Date FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Permit Fee: Employee Initial: Late Fee: Transaction No.: Convenience Fee: Date: Total:

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