Nanobubbler project on Lake Virginia
Summary
The city won a $2 million grant for a nanobubbler water-quality project on Lake Virginia. The board will get a full briefing next month.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funded by a $2 million grant, so no direct cost to Winter Park taxpayers was cited.
Residents around Lake Virginia and anyone who values healthier city lakes.
Dinky Dock park users during the one-day December 14 closure.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Lakes and Waterways Board - Nov 10, 2026
The city will deploy nano-bubble equipment on Lake Virginia on December 14, closing Dinky Dock for the crane installation, with a January kickoff. It's a one-year grant-funded pilot — the first of its kind in a freshwater chain-of-lakes system — aimed at boosting dissolved oxygen.
Lake Killarney Board - Jul 1, 2026
The city won a $2 million grant for a nanobubbler water-quality project on Lake Virginia. The board will get a full briefing next month.
City Commission - May 27, 2026
A $2.1 million state grant will fund a nanobubble barge and monitoring buoys on Lake Virginia to fight harmful algae blooms that have closed the lake and Dinky Dock beach before. Rollins College will monitor water quality long-term.
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