(KNSI) — Public access to Lake George will be limited today, August 24th, as the City of St. Cloud conducts a water quality treatment.
Crews will apply aluminum sulfate to the lake as part of the ongoing Lake George Water Quality Improvement Project. The city says the treatment should cause minimal disruption to traffic in the area.
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