The state has discontinued health alerts for toxic blue-green algae at Lone Star Lake in Fillmore County, Rockford Lake in Gage County, Maskenthine Lake in Stanton County, and Willow Creek Lake in Pierce County, after the lakes had two consecutive weeks of low readings for toxic blue-green algae. This week, there are no health alerts in effect at any of the 46 public lakes that are tested weekly by the state.

The state has issued health alerts for toxic blue-green algae at Rockford Lake in Gage County and Swan Creek Lake #5A in Saline County. These are the first health alerts issued for the 2012 season. Weekly sampling has been conducted at 49 public lakes in Nebraska since the beginning of May.

The state has issued health alerts for toxic blue-green algae at Maskenthine Lake in Staton County. This is the only health alert currently in effect.

The state has issued health alerts for toxic blue-green algae at Kirkman’s Cove in Richardson County. This is the only health alert currently in effect.

The state has issued a health alert for toxic blue-green algae at Big Indian Creek Lake in Gage County, and a health alert continues to be in effect at Kirkman’s Cove in Richardson County. A health alert has ended at Swan Creek Lake #5A (Willard L. Meyer Recreation Area) in Saline County.

The state is continuing health alerts for toxic blue-green algae at Big Indian Creek Lake in Gage County and Kirkman’s Cove in Richardson County. In addition, a new health alert is now in effect at Swan Creek Lake #5A (Willard L. Meyer Recreation Area) in Saline County.

The state has ended health alerts for toxic blue-green algae at Big Indian Creek Lake in Gage County, Kirkman’s Cove in Richardson County and Swan Creek Lake #5A (Willard L. Meyer Recreation Area) in Saline County. With the end of these alerts, there are currently no health alerts remaining in effect in Nebraska.

The state has issued a health alert for toxic blue-green algae at Big Indian Creek Lake in Gage County. This is the only health alert currently in effect.

The state has issued a health alert for toxic blue-green algae at Lone Star Lake in Fillmore County. This is the first health alert issued in the 2013 recreational season. Weekly sampling has been conducted at 50 public lakes in Nebraska since the beginning of May.

The state has ended a health alert for toxic blue-green algae at Lone Star Lake in Fillmore County. With the end of this alert, there are currently no health alerts remaining in effect in Nebraska.