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GRDA Police offer tips for river floaters ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
The Grand River Dam Authority Police Department wants to remind those heading to the scenic Illinois River for the Memorial Day holiday of some important information that can help promote a safe time on the water. “We encourage everyone to come out and enjoy the Scenic Illinois River,” said GRDA Corporate Spokesperson Justin Alberty. “But […]
GRDA Offers Safe Boating Tips for Memorial Day Weekend
The countdown to Memorial Day Weekend is underway. Not only does the upcoming holiday weekend mark the traditional beginning of the summer boating season on Grand and Hudson lakes, but it is typically one of the busiest weekends on the water. As thousands of boaters and lake enthusiasts return to the lakes, the Grand River […]
Safety tips for pools and spas
Each year, the Electric Safety Foundation International (esfi.org) recognizes May as National Electric Safety Month and uses the opportunity to promote safe electricity practices nationwide. The Grand River Dam Authority is proud to join in this effort by also sharing important electric safety tips and reminders in this space. This week, the focus is on […]
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CWI Properties, LLC and Mooney’s Sunset Bar & Grill, LLC
The Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) is in receipt of an application to transfer the existing permit for Mooney’s Sunset Bar and Grill, LLC into the name of CWI Properties, LLC and Mooney’s Sunset Bar and Grill, LLC. The project is in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The applicant has no plans to modify the existing courtesy […]
GRDA investigating large number of dead fish on Hudson
Last week, a large number of dead fish, primarily catfish, on Lake Hudson was likely caused by a combination of spawning activity and recent floodgate operations at Pensacola Dam. These conclusions come from the Grand River Dam Authority’s (GRDA) Ecosystems and Watershed Management Department, which began investigating after reports were received earlier in the week. […]
Floodwater Release Bulletin
At noon on Friday, May 1: Grand Lake elevation was 744.77 feet. At the direction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, one main spillway gate was open at Pensacola Dam, discharging 314 cubic feet per second (cfs) of water. Six units were online at the Pensacola Dam powerhouse, releasing 13,560 cfs of water […]
Floodwater Release Bulletin
At noon on Thursday, April 30: Grand Lake elevation was 745.02 feet. At the direction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, one main spillway gate was open at Pensacola Dam, discharging 628 cubic feet per second (cfs) of water. Six units were online at the Pensacola Dam powerhouse, releasing 13,560 cfs of water […]
Floodwater Release Bulletin
At 8:45 AM on Tuesday, April 28: Grand Lake elevation was 745.66 feet. At the direction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, two main spillway gates were open at Pensacola Dam, discharging 16,834 cubic feet per second (cfs) of water. Six units were online at the Pensacola Dam powerhouse, releasing 13,560 cfs of […]
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TOTALLY HOOKED, LLC
The Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) will hold a public meeting on Friday, May 15, 2026 at 10:00 AM regarding the commercial application for Totally Hooked, LLC. The meeting will be held at GRDA’s Ecosystems & Education Center, 420 E Highway 28, Langley, OK 74350. The purpose of this meeting is to obtain public comments […]
Floodwater Release Bulletin
At 7:30 AM on Thursday, April 23: Grand Lake elevation was 744.99 feet. At the direction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, one main spillway gate was open at Pensacola Dam, discharging 313 cubic feet per second (cfs) of water. Six units were online at the Pensacola Dam powerhouse, releasing 13,447 cfs of […]