Port Huron, St. Clair County – Good news for beach lovers! The St. Clair County Health Department (SCCHD) has lifted the swimming advisory for Holland Road Beach in Port Huron. Recent water testing results have confirmed safe E. coli levels, giving the green light for swimming. In light of this development, all beaches in the area are now open, ensuring a delightful Fourth of July weekend for residents and visitors.
The SCCHD has been diligently monitoring the water quality at Holland Road Beach and conducting thorough assessments to ensure the safety of beachgoers. With the successful outcome of the testing, everyone can now enjoy the sun, sand, and surf without any worries.
Stay updated on beach advisories and information by following the SCCHD’s “St. Clair County Beaches” Facebook page and visiting the Michigan BeachGuard website at www.egle.state.mi.us/beach/. These platforms provide the latest updates on the status of St. Clair County’s public beaches, including any advisories or alerts that may arise.
For more details or inquiries, visit www.scchealth.co or contact the SCCHD Environmental Health Division at (810) 987-5306. Stay connected with the SCCHD on social media by following @scchdmi for additional updates and announcements.
