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Sections of Amerson River Park closed, flooded

Macon-Bibb County posted on Facebook saying that "the rising levels of the Ocmulgee River" has caused them to close parts of Amerson River Park.

MACON, Ga. — If you drive over the Ocmulgee River, you might notice that water levels are elevated, and it is having implications at Amerson River Park. 

Macon-Bibb County posted on Facebook saying that parts of Amerson River Park have been closed due to the rising water levels. 

"HEADS UP! Parts of Amerson River Park are closed due to the rising levels of the Ocmulgee River," the county posted on Facebook. "Keep an eye out as you enjoy the park!"

The county's Facebook post does not say explicitly where in the park is closed. However, they say that they're keeping safety at the front of mind. 

"We’ll reopen those sections once they’re safe," the county said on Facebook. 

HEADS UP! Parts of Amerson River Park are closed due to the rising levels of the Ocmulgee River. Keep an eye out as you...

Posted by Macon+Bibb County on Thursday, March 7, 2024

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