EPA 820-F-17-013 Example 3: Recreational water managers in Nebraska plan to deploy common signage at 52 public lakes or recreational waterbodies throughout the state to advise people about routine monitoring that takes place at each location (left) and the potential risk to people, pets and fish in the event of a harmful algal bloom (right). Each flip-down sign includes the telephone number and website of the Beach Watch program so that people may obtain sampling results and more information. When the authorities post an alert, the sign can be flipped down; when the alert is lifted, the sign is flipped back up. This Lake is Monitored for Harmful Algae and E.coli Bacteria May 1" - Sect 30,h No Water Quality Alert at this Time No hay aterza da catodad del aqua vigertiB Current Sampling Results and More Information About Harmful Algae Blooms: www.bfrachwateh.ne.gov (877) 253-2603 iideq.beachwateMlttebraska.90v Health Alert Toxic Algae Present Alfrta Dc Salvo - Algas Toxkas PflesewiES Contact with water NOT recommended • Do hot swim or water ski ¦ Do hot ingest water ¦ Keep pets away from lake • Avoid contact with water when beating or fishing More Information .was Jnftj/TTttCtftirc www.beachwatoh.ne.gov This Lake is Monitored for Harmful Algae and E.coli Bacteria Mar 1" - Sept 30r" Current Sampling Results and More Information About Harmful Algae Blooms: Water Quality Alert NEBRASKA NFnPASKA blEBRASKA- T NEBRASKA- Mm j>J£BRA6KA- ------- |