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Together with our 4,500 members, we strive to preserve Lake Lanier's water quality and quantity for everyone who relies on the lake and its watershed to enhance their quality of life.
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Since 1966, we have been working to protect Lake Lanier and its surroundings. We are the voice of citizens around the lake and across the region, striving to represent all aspects and users of the lake including wildlife, fish, homeowners and recreational users. With your help we can continue to preserve and protect this important natural resource.
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Meet Hailey Merlo, Programs Coordinator
Meet Hailey Merlo LLA’s New Programs Coordinator We are excited to announce a new role within the LLA team and welcome Hailey Merlo as our Programs Coordinator. Hailey joined […] Read More
Call for Bids: Shore Sweep 2026 T-Shirts
The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) is putting out a call for bids for the design and printing of the 2026 Shore Sweep t-shirts. Shore Sweep is the largest cleanup event […] Read More
Earlier this week, LLA staff members Emma and Caleigh attended the University of North Georgia’s Internship Fair at the Gainesville Campus! They enjoyed connecting with local college students and sharing more about the Lake Lanier Association’s mission with UNG students, faculty, and staff.
LLA is currently seeking candidates for our Special Events and Marketing Internship Program for the Fall! 📚 ✏️ For the full job description and application instructions, visit lakelanier.org.
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🎶 Concerts with a Cause is THIS weekend!
Join us at Lanier Islands Resort for a great night of live music featuring The Long Run: America’s Favorite Tribute to The Eagles, all while supporting local nonprofits. We’re proud to be one of the beneficiaries of this year’s Concerts with a Cause, alongside our friends at The Georgia Mountain Food Bank! 💙
A special thank you to Lanier Islands for supporting LLA and helping us continue our work to protect and preserve Lake Lanier. We’re grateful for your partnership and look forward to seeing everyone there!
Come enjoy the music, bring your friends, and support two local organizations while you’re at it! 🌊
Gates open at 6pm and the show starts at 7:30pm. Ticket holders will receive complimentary gate entry. Visit lanierislands.com/special-events/ to get your tickets today! 🎟️ ...
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30 DAYS UNTIL SHORE SWEEP! 🗑️ 🧹
We’re officially one month away from Shore Sweep 2026! On Saturday, September 19th, thousands of volunteers will come together across Lake Lanier to remove trash and large debris from our shoreline and waterways.
Registration is now open! Grab your friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, or team and sign up today to be part of Lake Lanier’s largest annual cleanup.
📅 Saturday, September 19th
⏰ 8:00am to 1:00pm
Register today by visiting lakelanier.org/shore-sweep/ ⬅️ ...
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🚤 It's time for Boating Safety Tip #3!
Before you leave the dock, make sure your boat is stocked with the essential safety equipment you'll need on the water.
✅ Life Jackets (PFDs): One U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket for every person on board, properly sized.
🔥 Fire Extinguisher: Did you know some expire 12 years after manufacturing? Check yours before your next trip!
📣 Sound-Producing Device: Carry a horn, whistle, or air horn to signal other boaters.
🛑 Engine Cutoff Switch: Wear your engine cutoff switch lanyard whenever you're operating the boat.
🚩 Visual Distress Signals: Keep signals on board in case of an emergency - for day or nighttime boating.
📱 Communication Device: Bring a fully charged cell phone or VHF marine radio so you can call for help if needed.
For more information specific to your vessel, check out the Required Equipment Checklist provided by Georgia DNR: gadnrle.org/required-equipment 🌊☀️ ...
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