Clean Lake
‘A labor of love’: Volunteers clean up record amount of trash at Lake Lanier — including a sunken sailboat
‘A labor of love’: Volunteers clean up record amount of trash at Lake Lanier — including a sunken sailboat Published by Forsyth County News Written by Ben Anderson FCN […] Read More
Shore Sweep 2025 Broke Records
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press Released Shared on Friday, October 24th 2025 […] Read More
A Day Without Water on Lake Lanier
A Day Without Water on Lake Lanier The Lake Lanier Association recognizes October 16 as National “A Day Without Water” Written by Emma Bredfeldt, LLA Intern Imagine waking up […] Read More
Volunteers take to land and lake for 2025 Shore Sweep
Volunteers take to land and lake for 2025 Shore Sweep Published by Forsyth County News Written by Julia Hansen Published: Sep 23, 2025, 5:41 PM As dozens of people at […] Read More
Installation of One Mile of Rip Rap Underway
Project Armor Program Update Extracted from the Kick-Off to Summer 2025 Newsletter Written by Skip Short, LLA Board Member and Project Armor Coordinator Project Armor is well underway […] Read More
How to participate in this year’s Shore Sweep on Lake Lanier
How to participate in this year’s Shore Sweep on Lake Lanier Published by Forsyth County News Written by Grace Drawdy Updated: Sep 11, 2025, 11:45 AM Published: Sep 5, 2025, 4:01 […] Read More
What To Know for Shore Sweep 2025
Save the Date for Shore Sweep 2025 Saturday, September 20th | 8am-1pm Bonny Putney, Vice President and Shore Sweep Chair, Provides Important Updates and Information Extracted from the […] Read More
2024 Shore Sweep Recap
By Bonny Putney, Vice President Shore Sweep 2024 was a complete success, by any measurement. 85 tons of trash, 1,200 volunteers, and no injuries – it was a great day […] Read More
Lake Society – New Lakeside Development Breaks Ground
Written by Clyde Morris LLA Vice President – Legal Counsel, Erosion and Sedimentation Article extracted from the Wrap-Up to Summer 2022 Newsletter Lake Society will be a new, 211-acre subdivision […] Read More
ALERT – Dock Missing From Its Permitted Location, Please Review Photo
The below photo is of a dock that is missing from its permitted location which is in the north Chattahoochee River area. Notice the light fixtures distinctive feature on the […] Read More ALERT – Quickly Rising Water Levels – February 22, 2019
This morning, the Chattachoochee and Chestatee Rivers are flowing at a combined 8,440 cubic feet per second, and the discharge at Buford Dam is 583 cfs, for a net inflow […] Read More 