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LLA’s Fall 2026 Internship Program
Meet Averie Wheeler, LLA Special Events & Marketing Intern The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) is excited to host a college student, through our internship program, in efforts to help […] Read More
You’re Invited to LLA’s 60th Anniversary Gala
An Invitation to Attend the 60th Anniversary Gala from the Executive Director LETTER FROM VICTORIA CLEVENGER, LLA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Dear LLA Members, Business Sponsors, and Supporters, We made […] Read More








📢 How to remove bulky trash at Shore Sweep 2026! 📢 Those who live and play on Lake Lanier know that black dock floats can come loose and become trash washed up along shorelines and beaches, or floating in the lake.
Much of what is collected at Shore Sweep are these pesky, rogue floats. They are heavy, large - usually water-logged - and not easy to move or dispose of. To make this cleanup more efficient, we are bringing back on-lake support for Shore Sweep 2026! 🚤
Check out the list below for where you can find a dock builder’s barge or work-boat(s) for trash and debris collection! Our Shore Sweep partners will be proudly displaying “Shore Sweep On-Lake Support” signage, so you know just where to stop for assistance. Day of Shore Sweep only!
💪 Young Deer Creek – Southeastern Dock Supply, Flotilla
💪 Lanier Islands Bridge – Marine Specialties, Barge
💪 Three Sisters Island (beach area, north end) – Marine Specialties, Barge
💪 Beaver Island – Martin Docks, Barge
💪 Nix Bridge – Marine Specialties, Barge
💪 Little River (2WC) – Boat Dock Works, Barge
💪 Port Royale Marina – Lighthouse Marine Solutions, Flotilla
💪 Flat Creek – South Shore Dock Repair, Flotilla
💪 Wahoo Boat Ramp - Martin Docks
Please join LLA in thanking these marine contractors!
Additionally – LLA is seeking more support on the day of Shore Sweep in the Bald Ridge Creek area. If you have the resources, please contact lakeinfo@lakelanier.org with more information about your equipment and crew. ...
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Special thanks to the Poker Run for shouting out Shore Sweep!
The Pirates of Lanier Charity Poker Run is happening September 25th & 26th all across Lake Lanier, and we’d love to see you out there! Sign up, gather your crew and dress up like pirates, or come out and enjoy the excitement while supporting the Lake Lanier Association and Georgia K9 Search & Recovery. Boats of all sizes are invited to join the fun! Learn more and sign up at laniercharityevents.com
See you next Friday! Pirates Of Lanier Poker Runs ...
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The LLA is pleased to announce Averie Wheeler as our Special Events and Marketing Intern for the Fall 2026 semester! Please join us in welcoming her to the LLA team!
LLA interns get hands-on, real-world experience in a non-profit setting. This semester Averie will actively participate in social media and email marketing campaigns, special events, like Shore Sweep, Lunch and Learns, and MORE. She's invited to engage with our community partners, sponsors and donors – just as any staff member would do. The LLA team is excited to share our passion for Lake Lanier and our on-lake programs with her.
Be on the lookout for Averie in-office and at LLA events; we hope you have an opportunity to meet her while she’s on our team! 🩵
➡️ Read more about Averie at lakelanier.org/news/ ...
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Power boats, kayaks, jet skis… OH MY! Boats of ALL sizes play a crucial role in the success of Shore Sweep! 🛶
A large majority of trash found in the lake is not accessible by foot and therefore, we need as many boaters as possible out there on the lake this year! With Shore Sweep less than a week away, please consider signing up to volunteer if you own a vessel.
Boaters may start picking up trash before checking in with their site captain on the day of the event. Trash can be dropped off at the 15 sites between 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM. For more information regarding Shore Sweep including the site map, please visit lakelanier.org/shore-sweep/ 👈 ...
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