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What is the pool rule in Florida?
In Florida, residential pools are required by law to have at least one safety feature to help prevent drowning. These safety measures can include a barrier that is at least four feet high, self-closing and self-latching doors, pool alarms, water alarms, or a safety pool cover.
A commonly recommended option for compliance is to install a four-foot fence without gaps, positioned away from the house. Failing to secure a pool can lead to serious violations, and property owners may face fines if they do not take immediate action to ensure their pool is properly secured.
Florida law mandates residential pools have at least one safety feature to prevent drowning, such as a four-foot barrier, self-closing/latching doors, pool alarms, water alarms, or a safety pool cover. A 4-foot fence with no gaps, separated from the house, is a common and recommended compliance method. Unsecured pools are a serious violation, and property owners can face fines if immediate action is not taken to secure the pool.