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Let’s Talk Albemarle: Virtual conversation on water safety

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albemarle countyThe Albemarle County Fire Rescue and Parks & Recreation departments will lead a virtual discussion of local waterways on Friday.

Battalion Chief Matt Ascoli and Greenway Supervisor Dan Mahon will discuss water safety tips, boating etiquette, the best water access spots in Albemarle and other boating and swimming topics.

You’ll also learn more about ACFR’s Water Rescue Team.

During the live session, you can submit questions to get answers directly from these subject matter experts.

Tune in to the county’s Facebook page on Friday at noon.

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