There is now a new
warning system to help keep Swimmers at the public beach on St. George Island
The
county recently installed a beach warning flag system at the public beach and a
sign explaining what the flags mean.
The
beach warning flag was installed on September the 11th – it alerts
swimmers to the daily rip tide conditions.
A
green flag means the risk is low – red means high risk.
A
double red flag means the water is closed to public use.
The
Parks and Recreation clean-up crew will be in charge of changing the flags
every day.
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