Download and view the US Army Corps of Engineers presentation from LHA Annual Member Meeting on September 20, 2022. You can download the presentation as a PDF here. The USACE presentation includes discussion on topics such as: An overview of the Lake Hartwell basin An overview of drought management The
Recall the write-up in the previous newsletter regarding what to do with loose dock floats? An informative article, but how do you move those things to a Corps ramp? How much trouble is it? Turns out….not much! This article provides tips on moving them yourself. And think of this as
LHA Adopt A Shoreline needs your photos of the TRASH left behind and what has been picked up, especially after a holiday weekend! Please email your photos to [email protected]. We know there are concerned citizens out there helping to maintain our lake and we’d like to hear from you and
Background Anderson County Economic Development has had an interest in developing along the shores of Lake Hartwell for more than 10 years. While prior attempts for development had failed, in 2018 Anderson County officials approached the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) about possibility of recreational redevelopment of Asbury Park
Press Release – 09/15/21 – Anderson, SC The Lake Hartwell Association has donated 100 type III life jackets to the Corps of Engineers on Lake Hartwell. These life jackets will be used in the loaner program, operated by the Corps, for visiting swimmer’s and campers. “We know that life jackets
Katie Callahan, Director, CU Center for Watershed Excellence Lake Hartwell is iconic. It is a place of annual family gatherings, evokes memories of childhood fishing trips and that first striper on the line, our place to cool off come summertime, and so much more. In all of its vastness, hidden
