BECOME AN ANNUAL MEMBERMemberships are annual and may be renewed on the anniversary of the date that you join.Do you live on the lake, use the lake and/or care about the on-going care of Lake Loudoun? Show your support and stay involved!! Becoming a member is affordable, easy and crucial to cleaning up and maintaining our lake. Download our membership form at the link below, and either send us a check along with your form or donate online using PayPal. SIGN UP TODAY |
7-17-08, 3:30-4:30pm. Blount County Chamber of Commerce, Board Room 1. 201 S. Washington Street, Maryville, TN 37804. RSVP appreciated. FREE.
Aug. 5, ’08 6-7pm. Open to the public. At University of Tennessee President’s House, John and Carol Petersen. Light refreshments provided. Please RSVP
August 16 at Volunteer Landing. Proceeds support the Boys and Girls Clubs of the TN Valley. Look for our boat collecting ducks at the finish line!
Food Service Facility EducationFort Loudoun Lake Association kicks off the
Clean and Green Tennessee Stream Program
Business and Community Partnership. Media from the Raising of the Water CelebrationClick here to read the Knoxville News Sentinel article on the Raising of the Water Festival. 2nd Annual Paddle for Clean WaterPlease join us for this year’s Paddle on Sept. 27, 2008. Activites include: 4 mile paddle, bands, educational opportunities, prizes and more! | 
Stormwater Best Management Practices for RestaurantsLearn more about our Restaurant Education Initiative which instructs restaurants in East TN about the Best Management Practices for Stormwater. How Grass Clippings Affect the LakeRead about how grass clippings and lawn fertilizers can affect local waterways and what each of us can do to reduce our pollution contribution. Stormwater Corner - RainbarrelsRainbarrels are an affordable and economical way to reduce stormwater in your area. And they will save you money!! | 
Members & DonorsThe Fort Loudoun Lake Association thanks these members and donors who have contributed during the month of June 2008. 1st Quarter 2008 NewsletterWe hope you enjoy our quarterly newsletter, The Lake Loudoun Lifeline. Your suggestions are always welcome. FLLA Trash ReportThe most current report of trash, logs and debris removed from Fort Loudoun Lake and its watershed since January of 2007. |
