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The Potters Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District (PLPRD) was formed in 1976. For nearly 50 years, the PLPRD has worked to maintain, protect, and improve the quality of Potter Lake. All riparian (lakefront) owners on Potter Lake are part of the district. As riparian owners, we each have a responsibility to care for Potter Lake.

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February 06, 2026

Walworth County Lakes Association

The WCLA's February 21, 2026, meeting will feature Lizzy Reitzloff from the Rock River Coalition. Lizzy, the Stream Monitoring and AIS Specialist, will discuss stream monitoring methods and opportunities. Here is a link to the full details of this meeting.

December 04, 2025

Winter Safety on the Lake

November 22, 2025

New Updates: Living with Beavers

November 22, 2025: We have recently seen an increase in beaver activity. Residents have reported that beavers are dropping trees and leaving them. The conservationist we work with said that beavers will drop trees into the water at this time of year, leaving them as an underwater source for winter. Read the article for more information on protecting your landscape.

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PLPRD Current Meeting Information

Special Meeting 1-24-2026 Minutes

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(2000-current)

PLPRD Future Events/Meetings

PLPRD Spring Meeting:
Saturday, May 16, 2026

PLPRD Budget and Annual Meetings:
Saturday, September 12, 2026

Meetings are held at the Town of East Troy Town Hall, N9330 Stewart School Road

Other Area Events/Meetings

Walworth County Lakes Association (WCLA) Meeting
Saturday, February 21, 2026, Turtle Lake
Informational Flyer

Lake Management

The goal of the lake management program is the adequate control of aquatic plants in common use areas of the lake, while protecting the integrity of the native species lake wide.

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