The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Blue Mountain Lake Field Office reopened the beach after routine testing showed water conditions met state health requirements, officials said.
According to the USACE, field office personnel previously closed the area after detecting E. coli levels above safe limits.
Arkansas Department of Health guidelines require two consecutive acceptable water samples before a swim beach can reopen, officials said.
Although the beach is open, USACE warned that high water levels in the region have increased the risk of submerged hazards for swimmers and boaters.
For more information, visit www.swl.usace.army.mil.
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