Kelleys Island Waters Face Temporary Boating Restrictions
Published Date: 6/25/2026
Proposed Rule
Summary
Heads up, boaters and visitors near Kelleys Island on Lake Erie! New special rules will set up a safety zone on the water during certain events, keeping everyone safe and sound. These changes happen on specific dates and might mean you’ll need to steer clear or follow new instructions, but no extra fees are involved.
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Temporary Safety Zone on Lake Erie
If you boat or visit near Kelleys Island on Lake Erie, a temporary safety zone will be set up on the water during certain events on specific dates. You may need to steer clear of the zone or follow instructions from authorities during those times. The rule does not charge any extra fees for these restrictions.
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