Advisory updates and other information to encourage safe recreation

July 3rd 2024 - Reissued 7/5/24

**AMMENDED** Version sent out 7/3/24 erroneously listed Lacamas Lake under both the "No Current Advisory" and "Warning Advisory" sections - Lacamas Lake is currently under a Warning Advisory issued 7/3/24.

NO CURRENT ADVISORY

• Vancouver Lake
• Klineline Pond
• Round Lake
• Battle Ground Lake

There are no current advisories at these lakes. To report a suspected harmful algal bloom or other water quality concern, go here.

WARNING ADVISORY

• Lacamas Lake (issued 7/3/24)

A Warning Advisory has been issued due to increased levels of toxins:

• Swimming and wading not advised especially for young children.  
• When fishing, clean fish well and wash hands and equipment after.  
• If coming into contact with water; rinse off before and after. 
• Know where the bathrooms and changing stations are located. 

Next Sampling Dates

• E.coli (bacteria): July 8, 2024
• Harmful Algae (cyanobacteria and cyanotoxins): July 8, 2024 

Lacamas Lake near Heritage Park boat ramp on 7/1/2024

Clark County Public Health is teaming up with Camas Farmers market this summer.

Midway Booth, 7/31, What can you do? Harmful algal blooms in Lacamas, Round, and Fallen Lake

Kids Connection Booth, 8/14, Algae identification game. Answer our question and receive a Produce Pal's token for fruit or vegetables.

Stay tuned for more events to visit our team and learn ways to stay safe while having fun in water this summer.

Recreational Water Safety at Camas Farmers Market 6/26/2024

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