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Current Beach Conditions

Lake Michigan will be tested for bacteria levels by the Michigan City Parks and Recreation Department everyday at Washington Park Beach and Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Stop 2 and Stop 7 from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. Results are available the day following the testing by 11:00 a.m. here or at the number below.
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Test Date: 09/06/10
No lifeguards on duty for rest of season.
Washington Park Location 1 : 16
Washington Park Location 3 : 108
Washington Park Location 5 : 74
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The beach is tested in the following locations:
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Washington Park Location 1
Washington Park Location 3
Washington Park Location 5
Stop 2 - Location 1
Stop 2 - Location 2
Stop 2 - Location 5
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Stop 7 - Location 1
We must issue an advisory for counts between 236 and 999 for any of the locations and issue a closure for counts 1,000 and above. Acceptable levels of bacteria are 235 or below.
Lifeguards will be on duty beginning Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
For additional information please call the Park Office Monday through Friday between 8 am and 5 pm at (219) 873-1506 or Park Security on the weekends between 6 am and 10 pm at (219) 873-1548.
BEACH SIGN NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
SIGN LOCATIONS:
Lot #1 Parking Booth – 1
Lot #2 Parking Booth – 1
Washington Park Beach – 3
Lifeguard Tower – 1
Senior Center Lot #3 – 1
Fedder's Beach Paths – 2
California Avenue – 1
Illinois Avenue – 1
Nevada Avenue – 1
Carolina Avenue – 1
Beachwalk on Beach – 1
Beachwalk on
Lake Shore Drive – 1
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BACTERIA COUNT |
2008 |
2009/2010 |
1-234 |
OPEN |
OPEN |
235-999 |
CLOSED |
ADVISORY |
1,000+ |
CLOSED |
CLOSED |
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Enjoy the surf and sand at any of Michigan City's fine public beaches. With plenty of fun and good weather, your entire family is sure to have a great time.
PLEASE RESPECT LAKE MICHIGAN AND EXERCISE SOUND COMMON SENSE. PLEASE OBEY ALL BEACH RULES!
For more information on the Washington Park Lifeguard Team, click here.
For more information on Rip Currents, click here.
For more information on beach rules and safety tips, click here.
www.michigancityparks.com
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