2024-08-08

Puffer’s Pond remains closed due to E. coli bacteria

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Mary Mary

08-08

It’s been closed most of the summer every summer for the last few years. They used to treat it, now they don’t. They were also supposed to go under construction over there to help the water flow consistently so that it has less issues with ecoli

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