Noe Gonzalez, a public affairs specialist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District, highlights water safety and announces the availability of 18 new bilingual informational signs at J. Percy Priest Lake during a public service announcement. The signs, located at popular recreation areas such as Seven Points Campground and Cook Day Use Area, provide safety rules, non-emergency contacts, and life jacket guidance in English and Spanish to promote safe recreation for the local Hispanic community.
The Nashville District manages 284 recreation areas, supporting over 22.7 million visitors every year. From camping and hiking to boating and fishing, our public lands give visitors places to enjoy the outdoors across 4,600...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (April 24, 2026)– The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District announces the posting of 18 new bilingual informational displays at J. Percy Priest Lake. These displays, available in both English and Spanish, communicate essential safety guidelines and help ensure all members of the community follow safety measures.
The displays detail general rules, water safety information, guidance on properly wearing a life jacket and non-emergency contact numbers. Nashville District park rangers strategically place these displays at 18 highly visited recreational locations around J. Percy Priest Lake:
Bilingual display locations:
Anderson Road Day Use Beach 1
Anderson Road Day Use Beach 2
Seven Points Campground...
04.24.2026 | NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, US |
Story by Noe Gonzalez
