Without looking at the calendar it is possible to tell that the Labor Day holiday is approaching. Weekday beach attendance is minimal with kids back in school, and the water is like glass Monday through Thursday. While the recreation season never seems long enough, there is a welcome calmness for office staff as we begin to shift our focus from recreation to our on-going projects, future projects, upcoming events, and government reporting.

This weekend, please keep safety in mind as all our residents and lake users come out to celebrate a successful and waning boating season. DNR Conservation Officers and LLCD Lake Patrol will be on the water this weekend to ensure all are celebrating within reason and that boating regulations do not fall to the wayside.

Our hydraulic dredging operations will continue through the fall, so please be mindful of the equipment and piping when boating near the Bean Blossom Creek delta. While we have maintained positivity and projected success of this project, it is a great honor to say that to date we have removed over 105,000 cubic yards of material from the east bay. We continue to monitor the return water from the sediment settling basin and are happy to report the amount of suspended solids in the return water is less than that of the actual lake water. We will continue to monitor this and utilize best management practices and scientific data to guide our decisions. LLCD management is busy working with engineers to design, bid, and retain another hydraulic dredging contract for 2024. The LLCD strives to maximize our impact within the current permitting and disposal constraints. There will be a standalone September dredging update video as well to give a detailed discussion on where we are and where we are heading.

We wish you a Happy Holiday Weekend and cannot wait to update you on our tremendous restoration progress, Cheers!

Adam Casey

District Manager

Registration for the April 2024 total solar eclipse camping event is now OPEN! Click the button below to learn more about the two-night camping experience and to secure your tent or RV camping spot in Riddle Point Park!

We want to make sure that we have the most up-to-date information for all Freeholders. I have been mailing &/or emailing update requests to residents. If you received one, please complete the request (if you haven't already).

If you ever have anything to update with the office you can always email the office or complete the Freeholder update form by clicking the button below.

We recently sent out a survey to gather data regarding many topics on and around the lake. We have started receiving results, so if you completed the survey...thank you! If you have not had a chance to complete the survey, please take a few minutes and do so.

Collected data will be crucial to future decisions made for Lake Lemon, Freeholders, and community members. Feel free to forward this survey over to friends and family members who utilize Lake Lemon &/or Riddle Point Park. Survey results will be disseminated at an upcoming Board meeting.

One thing we have noticed in survey results so far is that many Freeholders do not know who their district representative is, or even in which district they reside. You can see the LLCD district map online HERE (or click the map below to enlarge). Once you know your district, you can find your district representative's information online HERE.

Lastly, if you haven't visited our Facebook page recently...perhaps you should! Fellow lake lovers have been sharing some fantastic stories and memories. Join in the fun over on Facebook, and if you are so inclined, we are accepting your stories HERE. We just might have something fun in the works! ;)