Tulloch Reservoir Closure

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Tri-Dam Project (Effective February 11, 2025)

Tulloch Reservoir Closed to Recreational Boating Until Further Notice (Click Here for more information)

News: New Invasive Species - CBS News found in the Delta.
If you are a lakefront property owner and would like to request a vessel sticker for your vessel(s) , this request is exclusively for vessels currently on the water, please click here
Frequent Asked Questions about the closure, please click here
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Additional Resources and Information related to the Golden Mussel, can be found at the Department Fish and Wildlife website at California’s Invaders: Golden Mussel

Sign advising to "Don't move a mussel." Features golden, quagga, zebra mussels. Encourages cleaning to protect California waters.

Four mussel shells next to a centimeter scale.

Invasive Non-Native Golden Mussel

Golden mussel (Limnoperna fortunei), an invasive, non-native freshwater/brackish bivalve, was recently discovered in the Sacramento - San Joaquin…

A poster about preventing the spread of quagga and zebra mussels: "Clean, Drain, Dry" your boat.

Help Prevent the Spread of Mussels

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

Is there a timeline for when the reservoir will reopen?
At this time, there is no set timeline for reopening the reservoir.

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Tulloch - Lakefront Vessel Sticker Request

To ensure compliance with our Shoreline Management Plan (SMP), we are issuing up to three (3) vessel stickers per lakefront property —one for a boat…