Quinn Roe and family was the first place winner during the 2022 Lake Tippecanoe Flotilla Saturday, July 2. Roe’s “Tippy Tunes” theme was a favorite with judges.

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LEESBURG — The 2023 Lake Tippecanoe Flotilla will be honoring first responders at this year’s Fourth of July event, according to Dan Drook, Flotilla chairman. The Flotilla will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 1.

First responders can be seen in all aspects of our life: medical; military; firefighters; local police/sheriff/state police/department of natural resources; neighbors; and relatives. As an example, within a family there may be a special person who looked after someone. Their heroism makes them a fist responder.

The 2023 Flotilla is an opportunity to show appreciation. Lake Tippecanoe Property Owners goal is to not only have individuals participate, but organizations can participate as a group.

This LTPO event is free. To participate no affiliation to LTPO is required. Pre-registration is necessary to receive cash rewards. Pre-registration is from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, July 1, at the Patona Bay Snack Shop.

So set sail, decorate your boat and join in the parade beginning lake side at the Patona Bay Snack Shop at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 1.

For safety purposes launching or throwing from shore or water any items is strictly prohibited. The lake patrol will be monitoring the parade route and safety. The parade will conclude at approximately 2:30 p.m. in front of Patona Bay Snack Shop where prizes will be awarded

For additional flotilla information log on to LTPO.ORG