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Lunch & Learn with Linda MacGregor
Lunch & Learn with Linda MacGregor Event Recap By Addison Chapman, Special Events and Marketing Intern The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) welcomed attendees to its March Lunch & […] Read More
Looking to donate new or gently used life jackets? Check out these drop-off locations! 💙
🛟 Gainesville Marina
🛟 Safe Harbor Hideaway Bay
🛟 Lake Lanier Association Office
🛟 Lanier Project Management Office
🛟 Life jackets can also be donated at any loaner station on Lake Lanier!
Donated life jackets help stock life jacket loaner stations around Lake Lanier, helping keep boaters and visitors safe on the water. #wearit
If you feel led to donate, please note that infant sizes are needed most. 🩵
Donating a life jacket is simple - and it could help save a life! 🛟
Learn more at lakelanier.org/life-jacket-loaner-stations ⬅️
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⭐️ Boating Safety Tips: Georgia’s 100 ft Rule & 200 ft Rule ⭐️
👉 100 ft Rule: LLA reminds all boat operators to observe Georgia’s 100 ft rule. This means operating your vessel at idle speed when within 100 feet of any vessel that is moored, anchored, or adrift outside normal traffic channels. The rule also applies near shorelines, docks, swimming areas, marinas, and similar locations.
What does 100 feet actually look like? About the length of 3 school buses parked end to end! 🚌🚌🚌
👉 200 ft Rule: Effective July 1, 2023, Georgia law requires wakesurfing and wakeboarding activities to stay at least 200 feet from shorelines, docks, swimmers, and anchored or moored vessels on Georgia waterways. Learn more about the 200 ft rule at www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/63750.
Please swipe through the slides prepared by LLA to learn more about these laws, and share this post with your boating friends to help spread awareness and keep everyone safe on the water. 🌊 ☀️ ... See MoreSee Less
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In honor of National Safe Boating Week, we want to remind boaters - new and experienced - to take a boating safety course!
Mistakes happen, but let’s not make them on the water. Stay alert & boat smart ⚓️
Visit lakelanier.org to learn more about boating safety courses near you! ... See MoreSee Less
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⭐️ Boating Safety Top Tips ⭐️
We've rounded up the top tips for boating safety! The best boaters are safe boaters and we're here to help you be just that. 🚤☀️
What boating safety questions do you have?
Drop them in the comments below and the LLA community will help you be the safest (BEST 😉) boater yet!
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