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Lake Byllesby beach closed for the rest of 2026 after high E. coli levels detected
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· September 3, 2026
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Key points The affected area is a beach, which will remain closed for the rest of 2026. Dakota County officials have detected high levels of E.
Dakota County officials have detected high levels of E. coli, prompting a closure. The affected area is a beach, which will remain closed for the rest of 2026. This decision was made after the detection of high E. coli levels.
The beach in question is located at Lake Byllesby. Dakota County officials are responsible for the closure decision.
Further details about the closure can be found through the source, including any additional information about the affected beach and the E. coli detection.
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Published: September 3, 2026 ·
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