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Reported Beach Closures and Advisories—May 5 to September 16, 2020 Reported Beach Closures and Advisories—May 5 to September 16, 2020 BODY OF WATER TYPE OF DATE CITY PROBLEM ISSUING ENTITY OR BEACH ANNOUNCEMENT ISSUED ALABAMA Bay La Lauch at Orange Baldwin County Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Public Health 7/15/20 Beach Waterfront Park Daphne May Day Park Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Public Health 6/11/20 Mobile County Mobile Dog River Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria 6/11/20 Health Department Mobile County Mobile Fowl River Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria 6/12/20 Health Department CALIFORNIA San Diego County Del Mar Torrey Pines State Beach Contact advisory Sewage Department of 8/12/20 Environmental Health San Diego County San Diego Imperial Beach shoreline Swim advisory Sewage Department of 7/27/2 0 Environmental Health Simcoe Muskoka District San Francisco Couchiching Beach Swim advisory E.coli 8/11/20 Health Unit Simcoe Muskoka District San Francisco Moose Beach Swim advisory E.coli 8/11/20 Health Unit Whiskeytown National Whiskeytown Brandy Creek Beach Beach closure Algae bloom 6/15/20 Recreation Area COLORADO City of Aurora Parks, Aurora Quincy Reservoir Beach closure Algae bloom 6/15/20 Recreation and Open Space Colorado Springs Parks, Prospect Lake at Colorado Springs Beach closure Algae bloom Recreation and Cultural 6/22/20 Memorial Park Services Department East Lyme Black Point Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Ledge Light Health District 8/17/20 New London Sound View Beach Swim advisory E.coli Ledge Light Health District 7/15/20 BODY OF WATER TYPE OF DATE CITY PROBLEM ISSUING ENTITY OR BEACH ANNOUNCEMENT ISSUED New London Green Harbor Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Ledge Light Health District 8/17/20 Waterford Pleasure Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Ledge Light Health District 8/17/20 FLORIDA Anna Maria Island North Bayfront Park Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 6/25/20 Fort Walton Beach Garniers Park Health advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 7/30/20 Robert J. Strickland Hudson Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 6/11/20 Memorial Park Beach Key West Higgs Beach Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 9/8/20 Key West Smathers Beach Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 9/8/20 Key West South Beach Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 9/8/20 Miami-Dade 93rd Street Beach Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 6/24/20 Palm Beach Boynton Beach Health advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/25/20 County Palm Beach Carlin Park Health advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/25/20 County Palm Beach Jupiter Beach Health advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/25/20 County Palm Beach Palm Beach Municipal Health advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/25/20 County Palm Beach Midtown Beach Beach closure Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/26/20 County Palm City Leighton Park Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 7/2/20 Panama City Delwood Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 6/24/20 Panama City Spyglass Drive Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 6/24/20 Pasco County Anclote River Park Beach Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/19/20 Pasco County Gulf Harbors Beach Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/19/20 Port Salerno Sandsprit Park Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 7/2/20 BODY OF WATER TYPE OF DATE CITY PROBLEM ISSUING ENTITY OR BEACH ANNOUNCEMENT ISSUED Port St. Lucie River Park Marina Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 7/2/20 Stuart The Roosevelt Bridge Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 7/2/20 Tampa Bay Davis Islands Beach Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/20/20 Walton County Morrison Springs Health advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 7/8/20 GEORGIA Department of Natural Chatham Tybee Strand Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Resources – Coastal 7/2/20 Resources Division Chatham County Tybee Island Polk Street Beach Contact advisory Enterococci bacteria 7/21/20 Health Department Fifth Street Glynn Count St. Simon's Island Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria 8/18/20 Crossover Beach Health Department North Beach at Glynn County Jekyll Island Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria 9/10/20 Dexter Lane Health Department East Beach at the Old Glynn County St. Simon's Island Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria 9/10/20 Coast Guard Station Health Department Glynn County St. Simon's Island Massengale Park Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria 9/10/20 Health Department IDAHO Boise Esther Simplot Park Beach closure Algae bloom City of Boise 7/2/20 ILLINOIS Contamination Benton Rend Lake E.coli Department of Public Health 6/4/20 advisory Geneseo Izaak Walton League Beach closure E.coli Department of Public Health 5/30/20 Johnson County Deer Ridge Subdivision Beach closure E.coli Department of Public Health 7/3/20 IOWA Bedford Lake of Three Fires Beach Beach advisory Algae bloom Environmental Council 7/10/20 Black Hawk Lake Denison Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 BODY OF WATER TYPE OF DATE CITY PROBLEM ISSUING ENTITY OR BEACH ANNOUNCEMENT ISSUED Brighton Lake Darling Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 Clear Lake McIntosh Woods Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 Davis City Nine Eagles Beach Beach advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/31/20 Dundee Backbone Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 Eldora Lower Pine Lake Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 Gladbrook Union Grove Beach Beach advisory Algae bloom Environmental Council 7/10/20 Hampton Beed's Lake Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 Department of Harlan Prairie Rose Lake Swim advisory E.coli 6/3/20 Natural Resources Kellogg Rock Creek Beach Beach advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/10/20 Milford Emerson Bay Beach Beach advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/10/20 Oskaloosa Lake Keomah Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 North Overlook Beach, Pella Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 9/4/20 Lake Red Rock Whitebreast Beach, Lake Pella Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 9/4/20 Red Rock Polk City Big Creek Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 Spirit Lake Madble Beach Swim advisory Algae bloom Environmental Council 9/4/20 Department of Ventura McIntosh Woods State Park Swim advisory E.coli 7/3/20 Natural Resources Waterloo George Wyth Beach Swim advisory E.coli Environmental Council 7/3/20 KANSAS Jewell County Lovewell Reservoir Beach closure Algae bloom Lovewell State Park office 6/23/20 LOUISIANA Cameron Parish Constance Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 Cameron Parish Gulf Breeze Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 BODY OF WATER TYPE OF DATE CITY PROBLEM ISSUING ENTITY OR BEACH ANNOUNCEMENT ISSUED Cameron Parish Holly Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 Cameron Parish Long (Dung) Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 Creole Rutherford Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 Cypremort Point Cypremort Point State Park Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 Johnson Bayou Little Florida Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 Lake Charles Lake Charles North Beach Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/3/20 St. Tammany Fontainebleau State Park Beach advisory Enterococci bacteria Department of Health 8/4/20 Parish MASSACHUSETTS Amherst Puffer's Pond Swim advisory E.coli Department of Public Health 7/1/20 Ashfield Ashfield Lake Beach closure E.coli Ashfield Board of Health 8/6/20 Essex Chebacco Lake Beach closure Algae bloom Department of Public Health 8/24/20 Framingham Lake Waushakum Beach closure E.coli City of Framingham 7/1/20 Unspecified – City of Framingham Public Framingham Learned Pond Swim advisory 7/28/20 Enterococci or E.coli Health Department Harvard Bare Hill Pond Swim advisory Algae Bloom Harvard Board of Health 8/27/20 Unspecified – Lowell Rynne Beach Beach closure City of Lowell 7/27/2 0 Enterococci or E.coli Nantucket Health Nantucket Children's Beach Beach closure E.coli 8/13/20 Department Newton Health and Newton Crystal Lake Swim advisory E.coli 7/1/20 Human Services Stockbridge Stockbridge Bowl Beach Beach closure E.coli Tri-Town Health Department 8/11/20 MARYLAND Herald Harbor Anne Arundel County Crownsville Swim advisory Enterococci bacteria 8/26/20 Community Beach Department of Health BODY OF WATER TYPE OF DATE CITY PROBLEM ISSUING ENTITY OR BEACH ANNOUNCEMENT ISSUED MICHIGAN Central Michigan District Antrim County Gladwin City Park Beach closure E.coli 8/4/20 Health Department South Linwood Beach Bay County Bay County Beach closure E.coli 7/24/20 Township Park Health Department Bay County Bay County Pinconning Park Beach closure E.coli 7/31/20 Health Department Bayside Acme Bayside Acme Grand Traverse County Beach closure E.coli 8/27/20 Township Township Park Health Department Benzie-Leelanau District Benzie County Beulah Beach Contact advisory E.coli 7/2/20 Health Department Sleeping Bear Dunes- Benzie County Beach closure E.coli National Park Service 8/4/20 Otter Creek Berrien County Berrien County Silver Beach Beach closure E.coli Environmental
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