Pool + Spa Permits

The Johnson County Department of Health and Environment permits and inspects the operations of all public and semi-public pools in the city annually.

Overland Park transferred public and semi-public pool and spa management to JCDHE:

• All new commercial pools will require plan approval from JCDHE.
• Licensing and inspection duties now fall under their expertise, ensuring the highest standards for aquatic safety.
• A swimming pool permit from Overland Park must still be obtained before constructing a new pool.

For full details on pool regulations, visit the Johnson County Swimming Pools Program page.