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Oakville Pool Closed After Discovery of E. coli
The pool at Black Forest Apartments in Oakville was closed for a day after county health inspectors discovered E. coli. The pool was reopened after the bacteria was removed.
Widely-used public pools are often safer than apartment or neighborhood pools, Chris Hayes from FOX-2 reports.
Hayes discovered that 18 apartment and condo pools had been shut down for at least a day due to unsafe conditions after being inspected by the St. Louis County Department of Health.
The pool at in Oakville was among those that were closed because of damaged drains and the presence of E. coli, FOX-2 reports.
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FOX-2's website has a map of the pools that have been closed for a day or more due to health concerns. A video from his report is attached to this article.
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