The Fernley Reporter
The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe announced today that Pyramid lake remains closed to boating, recreation, camping and all beaches are closed to the public at this time.
Most beach access roads have sustained damage from the flooding that took place in early January, and some areas continue to experience runoff due to recent precipitation. The Tribe is initiating a recovery plan for necessary repairs to the boat docks and roads that will require substantial resources and time in order to complete the repairs.
All of Highway 446 will remain closed to the public for the next several months due to extensive damage on that highway. Work crews are working around the clock to restore Highway 446.
The Tribe anticipates reopening certain areas of Pyramid Lake in early April, pending no additional weather or other unanticipated delays. The Tribe will notify the public when Pyramid Lake is reopened and when it is safe for recreation to return to the lake. The lake will remain closed and Tribal permits will not be issued until further notice.
The Tribe holds public safety as a high priority and expresses its deep appreciation for the understanding of the public,
Check the following sources of information foe the most current information:
PLTP Websites: http://www.pyramidlake.us , http://plpt.nsn.us Twitter: @plpt

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