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🚨 Reminder: The deadline to submit your feedback on this project is THIS Monday, September 28th!
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is accepting public comments on a proposal that could expand the navigation season on the lower ACF system, with potential implications for Lake Lanier and its water levels.
Learn more about what’s being proposed on the post below, and submit your comments directly before the deadline: ⬇️
forms.osi.apps.mil/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=unZN_HzxUEy5p48xY9J1glRUiWF9r8VAo79l9kdMhv5UNE9JUFB...🚨 LLAlert: Lake Lanier needs your voice! 🚨
A significant project is being proposed that could expand the navigation season on the lower Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) system — and it could have implications for Lake Lanier.
Based on LLA’s analysis, we’re concerned an expanded navigation season could negatively impact Lake Lanier’s water levels, especially during dry and drought years. There are also potential environmental and economic impacts worth considering.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is currently preparing a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement and is accepting public comments through September 28, 2026.
So, what can you do? 👇
Take a few minutes to read our full article, learn what’s being proposed, and find out how you can submit your comments directly to the Corps.
Your voice matters, and speaking up now is one way to help protect Lake Lanier’s water supply, recreation, and future.
Read the full update and learn how to submit your comments: lakelanier.org/critical-nav-update/ ...
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🎉 Congratulations to our August giveaway winner, Joe! We hope you enjoy your Top-to-Bottom Dock Pressure Wash from Lake Living Dock Concierge.
The LLA also extends a big thank you to our business sponsor, Lake Living Dock Concierge for sponsoring our August member giveaway!
👉 To learn more about Lake Living Dock Concierge and their services, visit lakelivingdockconcierge.com/ ...
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We still haven’t gotten over all of the support we received on Saturday for Shore Sweep 2026 - what an incredible day! It couldn’t have happened without all of the volunteers, businesses, and on-lake support who care about a clean and beautiful Lake Lanier. 💙
This is a reminder to share your Shore Sweep photos with the LLA by emailing us at lakeinfo@lakelanier.org. We want to have as many photos as possible to remember the big day!
Stay tuned for more Shore Sweep details including the final numbers! Thank you all again for being willing to get your hands dirty and support the work of the LLA. 💪 ...
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🚤 ✨ Only TWO more days until the Lake Lanier Poker Run! ✨ 🚤
We hope you come out for this weekend full of fun! All proceeds to this event benefit two local non-profits ~ the Lake Lanier Association and Georgia K9 Search & Recovery. 💙
Check out the post below or visit laniercharityevents.com to learn more and register for the event! 🏴☠️ ...
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