Archive for KLPW – Water Safety
PUBLIC RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT SQUASHING THE ONLY LIFE SAVING/RESCUE/RECOVERY ACCREDITED TEAM FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA WATERS OF KERR LAKE; AND THE PUBLIC WANTS TO KNOW WHY THIS ISSUE IS MOVING SO FAST WITHOUT USUAL CONSIDERATION AND HEARINGS. The Vance County Board of Commissioners is currently considering eliminating the Vance County Rescue Squad. During recent meetings, … Read more
Continue Reading →With Tropical Storm Debby heading towards Kerr Lake, officials are predicting that water levels could go as high as 315 feet above mean sea level, before the water level subsides. To put that into perspective, the normal full pool of John H. Kerr Reservoir (Buggs Island Lake), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is 300 feet … Read more
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Posted in: KLPW - Camping Safety, KLPW - Corps of Engineers Campgrounds, KLPW - MAIN NEWS, KLPW - N C State Recreation Areas, KLPW - US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, KLPW - WATER RELATED, KLPW - Water Safety
Leave a Comment (0) →The water is coming down at Kerr Lake! As of the last hour, the lake is at 304.76 feet above mean sea level. The normal full pool level is 300 feet. There are still some boat ramps, campsites, public areas and local roads affected, so if you are in doubt, call your local public agency … Read more
Continue Reading →Kerr Lake Park Watch received this Nutbush area photo taken earlier today by Kerr Lake Park Watch member Kathy B. The morning clouds eventually moved over for some last of the summer sunshine. Be safe, especially this coming Labor Day weekend when a lot more boaters will be out; and so will law enforcement. The … Read more
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Leave a Comment (0) →The water is receding along the shores of Kerr Lake, hitting a high at a little over 305 feet above mean sea level, with full pool normal being at 300 ft. This morning the water, which is rapidly receding was less than 304.5 ft. That said, US Army Corps of Engineers reports no significance loss … Read more
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