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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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Check here for current newsletters and important information on lake conditions.

June 25, 2025

Important Safety Information – A Must Read

Though many people enjoyed the water safely on the first summer weekend, several riparian owners have contacted us with concerns or complaints regarding unsafe behavior. This article is an important reminder of the importance of following the rules on Potter Lake.

June 16, 2025

NOTICE: Lost and Found

There are often issues with items washing up on shorelines or washing away throughout the summer! Check here regularly for updates!

June 14, 2025

Summer Newsletter

Read the latest information about Potter Lake! Be sure to read about upcoming events.

June 08, 2025

New Updates: Living with Beavers

Though often seen as a nuisance, beavers can be valuable allies for riparian landowners. Understanding beaver behavior can help us manage their presence in ways that protect property while supporting a healthy riparian ecosystem.

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Current Meeting Information

Spring Meeting, May 17, 2025 Minutes (draft)

View information on all meetings
(2000-current)

Upcoming Events/Meetings

Budget and Annual Meeting:
September 13, 2025

Budget Meeting at 9:00 am, with Annual Meeting immediately after

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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