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Manitowoc County Lake Michigan Beach Conditions
Listed below are the most recent results from the Lake Michigan Beaches Water Quality Testing program. NOTE:WARM WATERS area is not being tested as it is not considered a beach area. YMCA BEACH IS NOT TESTED ON A REGULAR BASIS. USE CAUTION AS PAST HISTORY INDICATES THERE ARE HIGH BACTERIA LEVELS AT THIS BEACH.

BEACH CONDITION INFORMATION
Beach Name Last Test Date Test Result *
Point Beach Park Concession Stand Beach 8/26/2008 SAFE
Point Beach Park Lakeshore Picnic Beach 8/26/2008 SAFE
Point Beach Park Lighthouse Beach 8/26/2008 SAFE
Neshotah Park Beach 8/27/2008 SAFE
Memorial Drive Beach - North 8/27/2008 SAFE
Memorial Drive Beach - South 8/27/2008 UNSAFE
Maritime Drive Boat Launch 5/29/2007 UNAVAILABLE
Red Arrow Park Beach 8/27/2008 CAUTION
Fischer Creek Beach 8/27/2008 CAUTION
Hika Park Beach 8/26/2008 SAFE
Manitowoc YMCA Beach 8/22/2007 CAUTION
*Possible Test Results:   UNSAFE, CAUTION, SAFE, UNAVAILABLE

WARNING:

Swimming in any natural body of water is always at the swimmer's discretion.  Manitowoc County's Lake Michigan beaches are tested throughout the swimming season.  Test results are received and posted in approximately 24 hours from the time of collection.  The E. Coli level on a beach can fluctuate hour-to-hour, or even more frequently, based on conditions.  By the time beach test results are received and posted, it is highly unlikely that the same level of E. Coli exists.

What you can do to protect yourself and your family:

  • Do not drink the water!
  • Keep young children from putting wet toys and hands in their mouths.
  • Shower after swimming.
  • Wash your hands before eating; use a hand sanitizer if there are no restrooms.

SAMPLING TIMELINES:
Water Samples are scheduled to be taken either once or twice a week.  The beaches receiving two tests each week will be done on Monday and Wednesday.  Samples are taken more often if an UNSAFE condition is received.





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