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The Save Lake Tapps Coalition disbanded in September 2007, after 8 year of community service. The effort of this coalition is now focused in the Lake Tapps Community Council under a new charter. All funds remaining in the SLTC account were transferred to the Lake Tapps Community Council. This website is maintained by a the past secretary of the former Save Lake Tapps Coalition as a method of community education and awareness. The Save Lake Tapps Coalition was formed on March 8, 1999 in response to an announcement in the media advising that Lake Tapps may be drained as a result of a possible involuntary abandonment of the White River Hydroelectric Project by Puget Sound Energy. The Coalition was a non-profit community organization consisting of motivated, concerned people who live, use, or own property around our beloved Lake Tapps. If you have web content concerning the interest of the lake, please forward to: valdez4726@comcast.net Lake Tapps Community Council General Information Hotline - a community service number: (253) 891-5460 Police Related Problems on the Lake? If Emergency Call: 911 If Non-Emergency Call: (253) 798-4721 Option '1' To leave a message on the Pierce County Sheriff Boating Hotline Call: (253) 798-3300 |
Feb 2, 2003 Pictures - Lowest Level of Lake Tapps in 92 YearsBelow normal water level at Jenk's Park Boat Launch
At Interlake Island Bridge
From Inlet Island looking at Snag Island
From Snag Island Bridge
From Tapps Island Bridge
From Lake Tapps Park - Pierce County Boat Launch
Lake Tapps Park - Pierce County Boat Launch
I believe this is part of the old 1911 railroad which was built to haul the dirt out Lake Tapps
Outlet to Hydro Plant
More railroad (I believe) near outlet
From Banker's Island Bridge
Having fun under Banker's Island Bridge
Banker's Island Bridge
Near Banker's Island |
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