If you are planning on swimming in the lake, being around water, or taking a cruise on the boat this holiday weekend, it is a good habit to practice water […]
Practice Boater Safety This Independence Day
Fourth of July is the busiest time of the year on Lake Minnetonka. So, it is vitally important that we all practice safety to keep the lake enjoyable for all […]
Blue-Green Algae and Pet Safety
Cyanobacteria (a.k.a Blue-Green Algae) is not something to mess around with, especially when it concerns the safety of our four-legged companions. Dogs, livestock, and other animals can suffer severe illness […]
When Installing Your Dock This Summer, Please Consider These Three Helpful Reminders
Spring has officially sprung around the waters of Lake Minnetonka. Winter has finally melted away and so has all the ice. Now is a time of transition. For many of […]
Tips to Prevent Winter Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
Did you know that aquatic invasive species (AIS) can still be spread even during the winter? You may not think so when ice fishing or recreating on the ice, but […]
Boater Safety Education Legislation
May 23, 2022 Legislative Update–Mound, MN. The boater safety education bill did not pass this legislative session. Progress was made in the development of the language and will be ready […]
Removal of Solar Lights & Buoys
Starting October 15th, solar lights and all buoys will be removed for winter storage and maintenance. If you are boating, be sure to take extra caution by staying aware of […]
Winterizing Your Docks & Watercraft
As fall approaches and lake water levels decrease, it is time to start thinking about preparing your docks, structures, and watercraft for winter. When water levels or temperatures are atypically […]