tkwalker
04-08-2013, 07:13 PM
IT'S HERE FOLKS - OUR TIME TO RALLY AND LET THE CORPS HEAR US! I can't think of very many times when an influential Congressman and three very important U.S. Senators have come together at a rally like this. Lets show them we are behind their efforts to stop the Corps from barricading our dams! The information is below and look forward to seeing you Saturday!! Wade White, Lyon Co. Judge Executive.
FREEDOM TO FISH RALLY
Please make plans to join us at the Freedom to Fish Rally at the Barkley Dam Pavilion.
Saturday, April 13, 2013, 11:00 AM CST
Speakers will be:
· Lyon County Judge-Executive Wade White
· Livingston County Judge-Executive Chris Lasher
· U. S. Senator Mitch McConnell
· U. S. Senator Lamar Alexander
· U. S. Senator Rand Paul
· U. S. Congressman Ed Whitfield
Background Information:
The United States Army Corps of Engineers has proposed restricted access areas below all the dams along the Cumberland River, including Barkley Dam. This would eliminate the freedom to fish in the prime areas for fish populations, the tailwaters below the dams.
The federal delegation has introduced the “Freedom to Fish Act,” which would prevent the Corps of Engineers from taking any action to establish a restricted area prohibiting public access to waters downstream of a dam, and for other purposes.
Many private organizations, state Departments of Fish and Wildlife, and the Governors of Tennessee and Kentucky have spoken out against the proposed restricted areas.
Vendor Information
Please note that the selling of merchandise or food is not allowed due to regulations. Informational booths by outdoor, fishing, and/or sportsman groups are welcome and appreciated. Call 270-885-1212 or email Christina_Peterson@Paul.Senate.Gov for more information or to RSVP.
Directions:
· From I24 – take exit 31
· Go South on KY-453
· Take the ramp to US-62 E/US-641 N
· Turn left onto US-62 E/US-641 N
· Take the first Right after the Cumberland River Bridge and follow the signs to the pavilion/picnic area
Information for the media will be sent in a press release. This document is for invitation and informational purposes only. Media inquiries should be directed to Dan Bayens at 859-230-6187 or by email Dan_Bayens@Paul.Senate.Gov
FREEDOM TO FISH RALLY
Please make plans to join us at the Freedom to Fish Rally at the Barkley Dam Pavilion.
Saturday, April 13, 2013, 11:00 AM CST
Speakers will be:
· Lyon County Judge-Executive Wade White
· Livingston County Judge-Executive Chris Lasher
· U. S. Senator Mitch McConnell
· U. S. Senator Lamar Alexander
· U. S. Senator Rand Paul
· U. S. Congressman Ed Whitfield
Background Information:
The United States Army Corps of Engineers has proposed restricted access areas below all the dams along the Cumberland River, including Barkley Dam. This would eliminate the freedom to fish in the prime areas for fish populations, the tailwaters below the dams.
The federal delegation has introduced the “Freedom to Fish Act,” which would prevent the Corps of Engineers from taking any action to establish a restricted area prohibiting public access to waters downstream of a dam, and for other purposes.
Many private organizations, state Departments of Fish and Wildlife, and the Governors of Tennessee and Kentucky have spoken out against the proposed restricted areas.
Vendor Information
Please note that the selling of merchandise or food is not allowed due to regulations. Informational booths by outdoor, fishing, and/or sportsman groups are welcome and appreciated. Call 270-885-1212 or email Christina_Peterson@Paul.Senate.Gov for more information or to RSVP.
Directions:
· From I24 – take exit 31
· Go South on KY-453
· Take the ramp to US-62 E/US-641 N
· Turn left onto US-62 E/US-641 N
· Take the first Right after the Cumberland River Bridge and follow the signs to the pavilion/picnic area
Information for the media will be sent in a press release. This document is for invitation and informational purposes only. Media inquiries should be directed to Dan Bayens at 859-230-6187 or by email Dan_Bayens@Paul.Senate.Gov