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DEP and Candlewood Lake Authority Offering Training to - CT 2025

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The 2009 Candlewood Lake Boater Survey, conducted by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, aimed to gather user feedback on boating experiences and regulations following a legislative mandate. The survey collected responses from approximately 600 users, focusing on boat ownership, usage patterns, awareness of regulations, and satisfaction levels. Key findings included concerns about overcrowding, noise pollution from motorized vessels, and the impact of invasive species like milfoil. Respondents expressed a desire for management actions such as vessel size limits and increased law enforcement patrols to enhance safety and enjoyment on the lake.

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Which of the following are legal requirements when operating a PWC?

Each person riding on or being towed behind a PWC must wear a USCGapproved Type I, II, III, or V PFD. An operator of a PWC equipped with a lanyard-type engine cut-off switch must attach the lanyard to his or her person, clothing, or PFD. PWC must be rated to carry the number of persons on board at any time.

Do I need a license to drive a jet ski in CT?

Every person operating a personal watercraft on Connecticut waters must have a Certificate of Personal Watercraft Operation issued by Connecticut or a state with a reciprocal agreement.

Is there a town under Candlewood Lake in CT?

Jerusalem used to be a farming town with a small population, located right between New Milford and Sherman. When the valley was flooded to make the man made Candlewood Lake, there was no way to preserve the town. Now, you can find remnants of the city ~30ft underwater in the upper New Milford side of the lake!

Who owns Candlewood Lake?

This 11-acre park has a picture-postcard beachfront for swimming and relaxing, as well as benches, playground, picnic tables and a concession stand. There is also a boat dock adjacent to the park. Non-residents can obtain daily passes.

What are the rules for PWC in CT?

In Connecticut, these are the operating laws for PWC. You may operate a PWC during daylight hours only (between sunrise and sunset). No passenger may ride in front of the operator on a PWC.

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