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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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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
This Memorial Day we pause, remember, and honor those that gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country and freedom.
Because of the sacrifices of so many brave men and women, we are able to have the freedom to enjoy and celebrate this beautiful lake, today and everyday.
We will never forget. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟 Program Update: Solar Lights 🌟
LLA maintains 300 solar lights on hazard markers across Lake Lanier, and our annual inspection is now complete! During the inspection, we identified several lights that need replacement.
The good news is that we already have all the necessary materials on hand. However, due to current lake levels, our contractor is unable to safely access the markers at this time. As soon as conditions improve, repairs will be underway!
⚠️ Boaters are encouraged to use caution (as always) when navigating the lake after dark, as some hazard markers may not be illuminated. Please slow down, stay alert, and plan your route carefully before heading out at night. ⚠️
These lights are an important part of keeping Lake Lanier safe for nighttime boating, and we appreciate your patience as we prepare this program for summer. 🩵🚤
For more information about LLA’s Safe Lake initiatives, visit lakelanier.org/safe-lake/ ⬅️ ... See MoreSee Less
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As the long-weekend approaches and ✨ National Boating Safety Week ✨ comes to a close, LLA couldn't pass up the opportunity to talk about boating safety and hospitality!
It's likely you'll have friends and family gathered around your dock or joining you aboard your vessel in the coming days. So here are some tips to relay important safety messages, often awkward to enforce, but with a little humor and kindness everyone can have a fun and safe day on the water. 🚤 ☀️
🍻 Rule #1: Drinking and Boating - Never stock your boat, or cooler, with enough alcohol to inebriate every adult on the boat.
🛟 Rule #2: Swim with a Float. No one swims without floatation. Ever. "Who, in their right mind, enjoys treading water?" then casually offer floatation of some sort.
⚓️ Rule #3: Please Remain Seated During Docking Procedures. Leave docking to the captain, first mate and/or the deckhands. A captain loves to show off their docking skills anyways!
⛽️ Rule #4: Who Pays for Gas? If you're a regular on the vessel, pony up! The best way to establish "fuel assistance" is to determine who is a "regular" and who is a "guest".
For more Boating Safety Tips, visit lakelanier.org! ... See MoreSee Less
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⭐️ LLA’s Life Jacket Loaner Stations are OPEN FOR SEASON! ⭐️
Heading to the lake, but forgot your life jacket?
No worries! Stop by one of our Life Jacket Loaner Stations and grab one to use. Life jackets are available at the stations in sizes infant, child, youth, and adult. Please use and return!
LLA's Life Jacket Loaner Station Locations:
🛟 Charleston Park
🛟 Laurel Park
🛟 Mary Alice Park
🛟 Olympic Park
🛟 River Forks Park
🛟 Shady Grove Campground
🛟 Shoal Creek Campground
🛟 Wahoo Creek Park
🛟 Young Deer Creek Park
Special thanks to our volunteers who help LLA monitor these stations on a weekly basis during peak lake season (Memorial Day - Labor Day).
👉 To learn more about this program, visit lakelanier.org/life-jacket-loaner-stations ... See MoreSee Less
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