Craig
CRIME & SAFETY
Moffat County Sheriff: Yampa River Corridor Reopens For Use
After continual review and analysis of river conditions in the area of the Craig Whitewater Park, Moffat County Sheriff Hume has announced that the Yampa River Corridor Closure is over. “Current Yampa River flows in the Craig area have dropped to 2,260 cubic feet per second, from a season high of approximately 8,260 cubic feet per second on June 7th,” shares the announcement. “Even though the water levels have fallen, please be aware that the water conditions still may not be safe for your skill and comfort level.” The Sheriff further warns all to always use caution and wear personal safety equipment when recreating in or near bodies of water. Personal safety equipment includes a personal flotation device or life jacket, making sure it is the correct size and has a sufficient rating for the type of activity you are doing, and a helmet when taking part in water sports activities in shallow water or area where underwater condition is unknown. If you are taking water sport equipment, please put your name and contact information on the equipment in the event that you lose it in the water. Also always let others know when to expect you back.
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