Don’t just drain the lake, please drain & dredge all along the river too. I was in the flood and saw all the things going down the river. There may be cars, boats, roofs, parts of houses, propane tanks, water tanks, and no telling what else buried in the river. If we are going to safely get in the river again- ALL of this must be done!!
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Erin M McGinnis
1 year ago
please drain the lake
now is the time
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Michael Conner
1 year ago
Drain the lake. Clean the lake.
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Sheri Conner
1 year ago
The lake is unusable until it is drained and all the debris is removed.
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Mellena H Conner
1 year ago
Save the future of Ingram lake
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Bill Conner
1 year ago
Let’s do the right thing and clean up the lake
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Billy Atkinson
1 year ago
Absolutely!
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Courtney Conner
1 year ago
Please clean it!
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Rachel Juarez
1 year ago
Empty IT.
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Aundrea Wharton
1 year ago
It has to be done
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Tayler Morris
1 year ago
#Drainit
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Mike McCoy
1 year ago
Let’s restore Ingram Lake to its natural beauty.
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Douglas Leitch
1 year ago
No study needed! Get to work!
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ShaVonda
1 year ago
Please help
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Cole Conner
1 year ago
Property owner on Lake Ingram
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Carla Larson
1 year ago
Drain the lake, find the missing.
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Mary West
1 year ago
Needs to be drained and cleaned so it’s safe for future use. There are still people missing, let’s get closure for these families, drain it!
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Edalia Torres
1 year ago
Pls drain
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Sharra Lovelady
1 year ago
The Kerr County lead has revealed that there are bodies in Ingram Lake as well as Nimitz Lake, but they have not been retrieved. And that is just one thing obviously. What is under all that gravel, more cars? Leaking out gas, grease, oil, brake fluid, steering wheel fluid, antifreeze, what about all of the people‘s canned goods that were in their homes, they will start rusting and food coming out with bacteria, everyone’s household, toxic, and poisonous cleaners, and on and on. And I’m sure the Ingram Lake is so shallow now. I understand they’re testing the water where the water flows down over the dam itself, but anything at any time can come up and start floating or rains can stir it up, I can’t imagine that Kerrville residence are drinking out of the Nimitz Lake water since it is down river from Ingram Lake.
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Jihn Threet
1 year ago
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Our family has owned property on the river for over 100 years. We support draining the lake to clean toxins and debris from the water.
Don’t just drain the lake, please drain & dredge all along the river too. I was in the flood and saw all the things going down the river. There may be cars, boats, roofs, parts of houses, propane tanks, water tanks, and no telling what else buried in the river. If we are going to safely get in the river again- ALL of this must be done!!
please drain the lake now is the time
Drain the lake. Clean the lake.
The lake is unusable until it is drained and all the debris is removed.
Save the future of Ingram lake
Let’s do the right thing and clean up the lake
Absolutely!
Please clean it!
Empty IT.
It has to be done
#Drainit
Let’s restore Ingram Lake to its natural beauty.
No study needed! Get to work!
Please help
Property owner on Lake Ingram
Drain the lake, find the missing.
Needs to be drained and cleaned so it’s safe for future use. There are still people missing, let’s get closure for these families, drain it!
Pls drain
The Kerr County lead has revealed that there are bodies in Ingram Lake as well as Nimitz Lake, but they have not been retrieved. And that is just one thing obviously. What is under all that gravel, more cars? Leaking out gas, grease, oil, brake fluid, steering wheel fluid, antifreeze, what about all of the people‘s canned goods that were in their homes, they will start rusting and food coming out with bacteria, everyone’s household, toxic, and poisonous cleaners, and on and on. And I’m sure the Ingram Lake is so shallow now. I understand they’re testing the water where the water flows down over the dam itself, but anything at any time can come up and start floating or rains can stir it up, I can’t imagine that Kerrville residence are drinking out of the Nimitz Lake water since it is down river from Ingram Lake.
Our family has owned property on the river for over 100 years. We support draining the lake to clean toxins and debris from the water.