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Welcome to the Leesville Lake Association!

We help keep the 17-mile long Leesville Lake, with its 100-miles of wooded shoreline, beautiful, safe for water sports, healthy for fish and other habitat, and a tranquil haven for residents and visitors alike. We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation of 250-plus people and agencies dedicated to this Blue Jewel near the Blue Ridge Mountains. We welcome you to join us to help achieve these goals.

Leesville Lake -APCo Related Ongoing Issues.

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Four Month Dredging Ban Begins Feb 2024 Within SML Project Boundaries

Help us create the 2025 calendar.

We need pictures! We like to feature all seasons on our lake on the calendar. If you take a photo of some activity or scene on the lake and you want to submit it for consideration in next year’s calendar, please visit this page and upload your pictures.

Current APCo FERC Reports

The latest reports by APCo to FERC regarding their water quality and debris management activities.
2022 AEP Smith Mountain Project Annual Debris Report.   Published 05-13-2023.
 
2022 AEP Smith Mountain Project Annual WQ FERC Report.   Published 05-11-2023.

Smith Mountain Project Debris Management Plan 2022 Annual Report Supplemental Filing   Published 09-14-2023.

Current Water Quality Report

LLA volunteers and the University of Lynchburg faculty and students continue to monitor water quality, and bring you this update.
Final 2023 Leesville Lake Report

Final 2022 Pigg River Report

Current Beautification Day Information

This event is usually scheduled for the 2nd Saturday in June from 9 to 3.
2022 Beautification Day Pictures

All forms can be accessed via ‘Quick Links’ on menu drop down.

Upcoming Events

February, 2024
08 – Board Meeting, 6:30 PM.
March, 2024
14 – Board Meeting, 6:30 PM.
April, 2024
13 – General Membership Meeting and Social. 10:30 AM.

The entire 2023 year calendar
 
Unless otherwise noted General Meetings are at the Altavista Train Station and Board meetings are at the Altavista library.

Prevent invasive plant spread. Wash boat, motors, fishing nets & trailer before entering all lakes.

Tell someone before going out on the water and when you expect to return.

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