Parks & Recreation

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Our annual bodily water contact restriction will go into effect September 7th, 2017. This restriction will continue through the fall and winter months as an effort to remain in compliance with water regulations and preserve a local drinking water facility. No swimming will be allowed beginning September 7, 2017, until approximately April/May of 2018. Enjoy the last couple weeks of summer and don’t forget your life jackets!