Wondering which beaches are repeat offenders for high bacteria counts in the water? We’ve compiled the three beaches with the worst results in each county this year, according to the Florida Healthy Beaches website. Officials have discretion over whether to warn the public when tests show bacteria in the water. You can also find details on your local beach by searching the table at the end of this story.

Broward County

A tie between Commercial Boulevard Pier in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and Northeast 16th Street in Pompano Beach: four poor tests each; zero warnings.

A tie between Pompano Beach Pier and Hallandale Beach Boulevard: three poor tests each; zero warnings.

A tie between John U. Lloyd state park in Dania Beach and Custer Beach in Hollywood: two poor tests each; zero warnings.

Broward County hasn’t issued any warnings for any of its beaches this year. Bahia Mar in Fort Lauderdale is the only beach with no poor tests since testing started there in January 2018.

Palm Beach County

Dubois Park in Jupiter: five poor tests; five warnings.

Lake Worth Beach in Lake Worth: four poor tests; four warnings.

Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach: three poor tests; three warnings.

South Inlet Park in Boca Raton is the only beach with no poor tests since testing started there in January 2018.

Miami-Dade County

Crandon Park South in Key Biscayne: 15 poor tests; nine warnings.

Crandon Park North in Key Biscayne: 13 poor tests; seven warnings.

Virginia Beach: 11 poor tests; four warnings.

After those, only one other beach has poor tests in the double digits, with North Shore Ocean Terrace in Miami Beach at 10 with three warnings. After that, the number of poor tests drops into the single digits, with nine poor tests and one warning at Collins Park at 21st Street and Haulover Beach, with two warnings. Not a single beach had zero poor tests, with the cleanest beach, Oleta State Park in North Miami Beach, gleaning two poor tests and zero warnings.

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Did your local beach test poor for water quality this year?

Search this table to see how many times your local beach tested poor for fecal bacteria so far this year and if advisories have been issued.

CountyBeach namePoor water samplesAdvisories issued
Miami-Dade53RD ST – MIAMI BEACH60
Miami-DadeCAPE FLORIDA PARK52
Miami-DadeCOLLINS PARK – 21ST ST91
Miami-DadeCrandon Park – South159
Miami-DadeCRANDON PARK NORTH – KEY BISCAYNE137
Miami-DadeDOG BEACH (Virginia Key Beach South side)42
Miami-DadeGOLDEN BEACH30
Miami-DadeHAULOVER BEACH92
Miami-DadeHaulover Beach – North60
Miami-DadeKEY BISCAYNE BEACH63
Miami-DadeNORTH SHORE OCEAN TERRACE103
Miami-DadeOLETA STATE PARK20
Miami-DadeSOUTH BEACH PARK51
Miami-DadeSunny Isles Beach – Samson Park81
Miami-DadeSURFSIDE BEACH – 93RD ST82
Miami-DadeVIRGINIA BEACH84
BrowardBAHIA MAR00
BrowardBIRCH STATE PARK10
BrowardCOMMERCIAL BLVD PIER40
BrowardCUSTER ST BEACH20
BrowardDANIA BEACH00
BrowardDEERFIELD BEACH PIER10
BrowardHALLANDALE BEACH BLVD30
BrowardHARRISON STREET10
BrowardJOHN LLOYD PARK20
BrowardMINNESOTA STREET00
BrowardNE 16TH ST POMPANO40
BrowardPOMPANO BEACH PIER30
BrowardSEBASTIAN STREET00
Palm BeachBOYNTON BEACH00
Palm BeachCARLIN PARK22
Palm BeachDUBOIS PARK55
Palm BeachJUPITER BEACH PARK22
Palm BeachLAKE WORTH BEACH44
Palm BeachLantana Municipal Beach22
Palm BeachOCEAN INLET PARK22
Palm BeachPALM BEACH22
Palm BeachPHIL FOSTER PARK33
Palm BeachRIVIERA MUNICIPAL BEACH11
Palm BeachSANDOWAY PARK11
Palm BeachSOUTH INLET PARK00
Palm BeachSPANISH RIVER00

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Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated the location of John U. Lloyd state park, now known as Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park. The park is in Dania Beach.

Brooke Baitinger can be reached at , 954-422-0857 or Twitter: @bybbaitinger