The last two days have brought windy conditions to the south plains and on Thursday, the City of Lubbock announced that there has been damage to the boat dock at Lake Alan Henry.

Boat Dock Partially Closed at Lake Alan Henry

According to a press release from the City of Lubbock, due to recent high winds, part of the boat dock at Lake Alan Henry became dislodged and is has led to “significant damage” to part of the dock.

The City of Lubbock also announced that due to another wind storm forecasted for Sunday, staff is removing boat slips to prevent further damage. They are also looking into other options as far as anchoring boat slips and possibly repositioning the dock.

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There is still an area to launch watercraft but most of the dock, including the crappie house is blocked off for now.

Below is the full release from the City of Lubbock.

Due to recent high winds, portions of the boat dock at Lake Alan Henry have become dislodged, resulting in significant damage and closure of part of the dock. 

As another wind event is forecasted for Sunday, the Sam Wahl Recreational Area team is removing the boat slips to prevent further damage. They are also evaluating options for anchoring the boat slips and repositioning the dock.

At this time, lake-goers can still launch their watercraft and temporarily tie up near the ramp. However, the remainder of the dock, including the crappie house, is blocked off.

The Sam Wahl Recreational Area team is continually working to ensure the efficient use of the boat ramp and safety of all patrons.

We will keep you updated on the repairs.

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