Water testing in the Heppenheim outdoor pool: health comes first!

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On June 17, 2025, those responsible checked the water quality in the Heppenheim outdoor pool to guarantee uninterrupted swimming fun.

Am 17.06.2025 prüften die Verantwortlichen die Wasserqualität im Freibad Heppenheim, um ungetrübten Badespaß zu garantieren.
On June 17, 2025, those responsible checked the water quality in the Heppenheim outdoor pool to guarantee uninterrupted swimming fun.

Water testing in the Heppenheim outdoor pool: health comes first!

In Heppenheim everything is ready for a fun-filled season! The water quality in the outdoor pool was thoroughly tested to ensure that nothing stands in the way of undisturbed bathing fun. The first district councilor Angelika Beckenbach and the first city councilor Christine Bender were personally on site, accompanied by Ute Fuchs from the district health office, to carry out the necessary tests. The health department took a close look at the monitoring of the bathing water quality and checked the technology and the hygienic conditions in the outdoor pool.

With the start of the bathing season in the Bergstrasse district, which traditionally begins right at the beginning of summer, the number of visitors to the region's popular outdoor pools and lakes is also growing. This attraction not only promotes health awareness, but also increases the quality of life locally. It is important that the quality of the bathing water remains harmless to health. Operators are therefore obliged to regularly verify microbiological parameters and thus ensure that the water is free of harmful microorganisms. This is ensured through regular tests and sampling by the health department, as viernen-online.de reports.

Safety standards and recommendations

According to the recommendations of the Federal Environment Agency, microbiological monitoring of bathing water quality is essential in order to avoid health problems such as diarrhea or ear and eye infections. During the check, various parameters come into play that are specified in the technical regulations, such asDIN 19643, are fixed. These specify, among other things, how frequently samples should be taken and which detection methods should be used. The health department is responsible for adhering to these standards and continually checking the water quality, which is implemented in an exemplary manner for all pools in the Bergstrasse district.

Regular measurements are the be-all and end-all. According to tricura.com, some important parameters that need to be kept a close eye on are the pH value, water hardness, alkalinity and chlorine content. These values ​​are crucial for the effectiveness of the water treatment and the general safety for bathers.

Commitment to high water quality

Christine Bender also emphasized the great importance of regular maintenance of the outdoor pool and the commitment of the swimming masters. These specialists play an essential role in maintaining high standards and contribute to the high level of satisfaction of bathers. In the Bergstrasse district you can look forward to excellent water quality in both outdoor and indoor pools.

The timely laboratory values ​​that are transmitted to the Hessian State Office for Nature Conservation, Environment and Geology are further evidence of the comprehensive monitoring of water quality. The Bergstrasse district website also provides extensive information on bathing water quality, giving citizens a transparent insight into the safety of their bathing water. Anyone who takes advantage of the warm days to refresh themselves in the water can do so with a clear conscience, because those responsible do everything they can to make the bathing experience a pleasure.