Membership dinner meeting |
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Membership Dinner Meeting
Friday, May 5, 2023, 6:30 p.m. Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center 720 FFA FHA Camp Road Covington, GA 30014 We hope you will join us at the FFA Camp for our next Membership Dinner Meeting on Friday, February 17 starting at 6:30 PM.
To attend the event, you must RSVP on or before April 28 by emailing jlhareservations@gmail.com or by calling 470.251.0343.
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED IF YOU WISH TO EAT DINNER.
To RSVP, either email us at jlhareservations@gmail.com or call (470) 251-0343 Meetings are held at the FFA camp located on Hwy 36 north of the intersection of Hwy 36 and Hwy 212. Doors and Vendor Exhibits open at 6:00PM, Registration begins at 6:30pm, Dinner begins at 7:15 pm. Members and those interested in joining should reserve your spot by completing the form above or emailing jlhareservations@gmail.com, or calling (470)251-0343 prior to 6:00 pm on the Sunday the week before the meetings. No exceptions. When you make a reservation please state the number and names of the people you are making a reservation for. The Jackson Lake Association will still conduct business as the Jackson Lake Homeowners Association. |
trash clean up day
Trash Clean up on Jackson Lake
Saturday, May 6th, 8:30 a.m. Let's clean up the trash and debris along our shores. Plant Lloyd Shoals 180 Big Dam Road Jackson, GA 30233 **Since cleanups are scheduled well in advance, if the weather is questionable, please check our Facebook page.
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Jackson Lake Association is asking for community involvement in helping to keep our lake clean.
Non-members are welcome to participate.
JLA will have bottled water on trash boats. Lunch provided around 1 pm to all participants.
Meet at the Georgia Power Dam (Lloyd Shoals Park) at 8:30 am to review safety and other information related to the cleanup.
We will clean up the shoreline either by boat or by land, depending on the water level and the area to be cleaned. We have three boats and will provide life vests and rubber gloves for all participants.
What you need to bring: Minimum of one adult for every eight minors. Participants should wear closed-toed shoes and bring gloves. It's important to dress for the weather.
Please contact Ken White (lakeside9180@att.net)two weeks before the cleanup date. It's important to let Ken know the number of attendees so he can plan accordingly.
JLA will sponsor two or more clean-up events each year. Georgia Power will support the events by providing a roll-off dumpster for any trash collected in Jackson Lake.
JLA boats may be used by members to gather trash in Jackson Lake. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to properly dispose of the trash collected by taking it to the county landfill or transfer station. If trees, logs or large limbs are taken to the Georgia Power ramp, they must be placed on the shoreline or secured, by rope, to the shoreline or adjacent tree.
Non-members are welcome to participate.
JLA will have bottled water on trash boats. Lunch provided around 1 pm to all participants.
Meet at the Georgia Power Dam (Lloyd Shoals Park) at 8:30 am to review safety and other information related to the cleanup.
We will clean up the shoreline either by boat or by land, depending on the water level and the area to be cleaned. We have three boats and will provide life vests and rubber gloves for all participants.
What you need to bring: Minimum of one adult for every eight minors. Participants should wear closed-toed shoes and bring gloves. It's important to dress for the weather.
Please contact Ken White (lakeside9180@att.net)two weeks before the cleanup date. It's important to let Ken know the number of attendees so he can plan accordingly.
JLA will sponsor two or more clean-up events each year. Georgia Power will support the events by providing a roll-off dumpster for any trash collected in Jackson Lake.
JLA boats may be used by members to gather trash in Jackson Lake. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to properly dispose of the trash collected by taking it to the county landfill or transfer station. If trees, logs or large limbs are taken to the Georgia Power ramp, they must be placed on the shoreline or secured, by rope, to the shoreline or adjacent tree.