In addition to publishing a newsletter, your lake association:
- Monitors, tests, and reports on water quality,
- Works with the DNR to maintain and stock our Lake Carlos fish population,
- Works with the Douglas County Department of Land and Resource Management to insure that reasonable regulation of lake shore development helps prevent degradation of lake water quality,
- Monitors pest control and helps prepare for tent-worm infestation that cyclically occurs,
- Works with the Douglas County Public Works Department to maintain both navigation under bridges and lakes area roadwork,
- Works with the Sheriff’s Department to help coordinate safety and law enforcement,
- Works with the county and the state to help control fishing tournament use of our waters,
- Is a part of the Douglas County Lake Association (DCLA), working to protect all of the lakes in the county,
- Is a part of the Chain of Lakes, monitoring activity and development on the Chain, and
- Works with the Douglas County Board of Commissioners on all issues concerning preservation of lake-water quality, property values, taxation, and regulation.
