Lake Lanier Park Closures Reduced After Public Outcry
Lake Lanier Park Closures Reduced After Public Outcry

Lake Lanier Park Closures Reduced After Public Outcry

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has reduced planned recreation site closures at Lake Lanier from 21 to 11, following community backlash and intervention by Congressman Rich McCormick and other officials. All boat ramps will remain open, ensuring continued lake access, though some areas will still face full closure or reduced services due to staffing shortages from budget cuts and a hiring freeze. The closures, originally intended to address safety and maintenance concerns, have also affected sites across Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. Residents and local businesses have expressed concern about the economic and recreational impact. Essential operations like dam management remain unaffected. Officials continue to prioritize public safety and may adjust closures as staffing conditions change.

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