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Q&A WITH LAKE LANIER HEROES – The Hall County Sheriff’s Office Dive Team
Q&A WITH LAKE LANIER HEROES: The Hall County Sheriff’s Office Dive Team   Extracted from the Fall 2025 Newsletter EVENT RECAP BY CALEIGH REDDING, COMMUNICATIONS AND MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR   The […] Read More
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Know the Ropes: Georgia Boating Laws
5 KEY RULES EVERY BOATER SHOULD KNOW Extracted from Kick-Off to Summer Newsletter 2025 Knowing the ropes will help you navigate a busy lake, emergency situations, and take care of […] Read More
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Life Jacket Loaner Stations – End of Season Update
Life Jacket Loaner Stations – End of Season Update Article by Dan Ohman, LLA Vice President | Extracted from the 2023 Summer Wrap-Up Newsletter Wearing life jackets saves lives. The […] Read More
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Where Can I Donate a New or Gently Used Life Jacket?
Looking to donate new or gently used life jackets? Amazing! Donated life jackets can be used at the various life jacket loaner stations around Lake Lanier.   The Lake Lanier […] Read More
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Lighting Up Lanier with Solar Lights – End of Season Program Update
Program Update by Todd Baxter LLA President Article extracted from the Wrap-Up to Summer 2022 Newsletter I’m pleased to report we had our best season in terms of light functionality since […] Read More
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4 New Life Jacket Loaner Stations Open for 2022 Season
4 New Life Jacket Loaner Stations Open for 2022 Season PROGRAM UPDATE BY DAN OHMAN, DIRECTOR   The Lake Lanier Association is proud to announce the expansion of our Life […] Read More
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Know the Ropes: Boating Safety & Hospitality
This “Know the Ropes” Article is from the Kick-Off to Summer 2022 Newsletter BY AMY MCGUIRE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR   Ahoy! As the temperatures rise and the sun shines on Lanier, […] Read More
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2022 Safety Courses
  It’s no secret that boating is best enjoyed – when floating safely! Often times we think this begins and ends with wearing a life jacket or the engine cut-off […] Read More
Thumbnail for the article The Corps Remains Committed to Hazard Marker Replacements by Memorial Day
The Corps Remains Committed to Hazard Marker Replacements by Memorial Day
Update on LLA Solar Light and Hazard Marker Replacements By Todd Baxter, Board of Director   As boating season draws near, the Lake Lanier Association is preparing the solar lights […] Read More
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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
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ALERT – Two More Abandoned Docks – Please Look At The Photos
We have two more docks that have been abandoned along the shoreline of Lake Lanier and we are trying to identify the owners of these docks in order to determine the […] Read More
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ALERT – quickly rising lake levels
Courtesy alert to Lake Lanier Association members: with the high rainfall around Lake Lanier and especially in the watershed above the lake, dock owners should make sure their docks, including […] Read More