Arlington is shutting down all city pools and splash pads after a deadly amoeba was detected during a water test that was part of a voluntary federal study.
, the city developed the Bakari Williams Protocol which put additional safety checks in place at the city's aquatic facilities including testing the water several times per day. Arlington was to also invest in health and safety improvements at splash pads and aquatic facilities that will include technology that automatically shuts off the water when readings aren't within acceptable ranges. The facilities also were to add state-of-the-art UV water treatment processes to kill bacteria.
“The City of Arlington is committed to the highest standards of safety and transparency and will keep the community updated regarding the pending test results,” said Parks and Recreation Director James Orloski. “Our industry-leading protocols and the advanced technology we have in place give us confidence in the chemical monitoring and treatment at our aquatics facilities.”
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