Town of Burlington Police Department Marine Division

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b. Content that could compromise an ongoing investigation;
c.

The purpose of the Marine Law Enforcement Division of the Town of
Burlington Police Department is to police and ensure the safety and enjoyment of the lakes and navigable waters of the Town of Burlington. Posts/comments on a Town of Burlington Police Department Marine Division (TOBPDMD) managed social media web site containing any of the following inappropriate forms of content are not be permitte

d and are subject to removal by the Chief of Police or his/her designees:
a. Personal identifying information of any person, except as allowed under the Freedom of Information Act;
d. Defamatory or personal attacks;
e. Threats to any person or organization;
f. Posts/comments in support of, or in opposition to, any political campaigns or ballot measures;
g. Solicitation of commerce, including but not limited to advertising of any business or product for sale;
h. Conduct in violation of any federal, state or local law;
i. Encouragement of illegal activity;
j. Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems; or
k. Content that violates a legal ownership interest, such as a copyright or trademark, of any party. Repeated or egregious violations of this policy may result in being “banned”, or disabled from the ability to post further comments.
- Suspended use: After a user is warned twice, on their third violation of the social media use, the violator will be suspended for 10 days. A second suspension to the same user will be for 30 days and a third suspension will be for 90 days. Violations will be looked at from any violations within the last year (365 days). This will be reviewed by the Chief of Police prior to any action being taken.
- Banning: After a user has been suspended three times, a fourth violation within the past year (365 days), will result in a permanent ban. This will be reviewed by the Chief of Police prior to any action being taken. Additionally, we ask that friends/family of TOBPDMD personnel do not “tag” personnel (linking those police employees to any personal social media accounts they may have) in posts/comments on Town of Burlington Police Department Marine Division social media sites, both to protect police personnel privacy and for safety concerns. The Town of Burlington Police Department Marine Division use of social media is provided as a public service to increase communication with the community. This page is not constantly monitored, and should never be used to report crimes or requests for police service. The TOBPDMD disclaims liability for comments on its social media pages posted by any person or entity other than the Town of Burlington Police Department Marine Division official account, and inclusion of comments does not imply endorsement by the TOBPDMD. Furthermore, the TOBPDMD disclaims liability for ads, links, videos, promoted content or comments accessible from any external web page. The responsibility for external content or comments rests with the organizations or individuals providing them. Any inclusion of external content or comments does not imply endorsement by the TOBPDMD. The TOBPDMD cannot edit any posts made on its social media sites, however, the TOBPDMD reserves the right to remove or hide comments that do not adhere to our post/comment policy.

🚤 SLOW-NO-WAKE NOTICE — BROWNS LAKE 🚤The Town of Burlington would like to advise all boaters and residents that Browns L...
07/24/2026

🚤 SLOW-NO-WAKE NOTICE — BROWNS LAKE 🚤

The Town of Burlington would like to advise all boaters and residents that Browns Lake will go SLOW-NO-WAKE at 7:30 PM on Saturday, July 25th to allow for the fireworks setup for Venetian Fest.

The slow-no-wake restriction will be lifted at 10:00 AM on Sunday, July 26th.

All vessels must operate at slow-no-wake speed during this time. Please plan accordingly, watch for crews working on the water, and give them plenty of room.

Thank you for your cooperation, and enjoy the show! 🎆

06/01/2026

💧 Browns Lake Dredging Update — June 2026

We have some good news for lake residents this summer! After meeting with their contractor, the Browns Lake Sanitary District has made adjustments to improve boat access throughout the season.

Here's what you need to know:
- Now through end of August: Dredging continues in the open water areas of the inner lake.
- September–October: Work shifts to the shoreline — piers can be removed starting in September! 🚤
- New this year: All dredge pipes will be submerged (except directly behind the dredge), allowing use of most of the lake outside the active dredging area.
- Project completion: All dredging expected to be done by November. ✅

⚠️ Safety reminder: Please stay at least 300 feet from dredging equipment at all times.

05/24/2026

🚨 Notice for Boaters on Brown Lake 🚨

As of Monday, May 25, 2026, Brandy Bay will be Slow No Wake due to dredging operations in the area. Please use caution, watch for equipment and workers, and reduce speed when entering the bay.

Thank you for your cooperation and helping keep everyone safe while improvements are being completed.

🚨 NO WAKE DECLARED – BROWNS LAKE & BOHNERS LAKE 🚨Due to heavy rainfall over the past 24–48 hours, water levels on Browns...
04/16/2026

🚨 NO WAKE DECLARED – BROWNS LAKE & BOHNERS LAKE 🚨
Due to heavy rainfall over the past 24–48 hours, water levels on Browns Lake and Bohners Lake are extremely high.
The Town of Burlington has issued a NO WAKE declaration for both lakes effective immediately and until further notice. This measure is necessary to help prevent shoreline damage and protect property.
All boaters are required to operate at slow, no-wake speeds.
We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and will share updates as conditions improve.
— Town Administration, Town of Burlington

🚨 NO WAKE DECLARED – BROWNS LAKE & BOHNERS LAKE 🚨

Due to heavy rainfall over the past 24–48 hours, water levels on Browns Lake and Bohners Lake are extremely high.

The Town of Burlington has issued a NO WAKE declaration for both lakes effective immediately and until further notice. This measure is necessary to help prevent shoreline damage and protect property.

All boaters are required to operate at slow, no-wake speeds.

We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and will share updates as conditions improve.

— Town Administration, Town of Burlington

🏄 BROWNS LAKE — Missing a paddle board? 🏄After last night's winds, a paddle board washed up on the Peninsula shore. If t...
04/14/2026

🏄 BROWNS LAKE — Missing a paddle board? 🏄

After last night's winds, a paddle board washed up on the Peninsula shore. If this looks familiar, please reach out!

Share so it gets back to its owner! 🙌

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