Which groups are listed as inspectors of natural bathing areas?

• A. Public Health and Environmental Protection
• B. BE, Public Health, Services, and Ground Safety
• C. Police and Fire Department
• D. Environmental Agency

Answer: (B)

Inspecting natural bathing areas requires teamwork across multiple functional areas that cover health, maintenance, and site safety. The best answer reflects this collaboration: BE handles the environmental and facility aspects, Public Health addresses water quality and sanitary conditions, Services takes care of operations and upkeep, and Ground Safety oversees safety around the bathing area. Together, these groups ensure both the safety of visitors and the cleanliness of the environment.

The other options miss one or more of these essential roles. A combination like Public Health with Environmental Protection covers health and regulatory concerns but omits maintenance and site safety. Relying on Police and Fire depends on emergency response rather than routine inspections. An Environmental Agency single entity doesn’t represent the full, multi-agency team typically listed as inspectors.