News from the Association

Zebra Mussels – Zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) are an invasive species originally native to the Caspian and Black Seas regions of Russia and Ukraine.   These small mollusks are now widespread across both Europe and the United States.  Their name is derived from the characteristic dark, zigzag stripes on each shell.  Zebra mussels are believed to

Patrolling the Pond, Independence Day Edition (submitted June 30, 2025) By Mike Miller, Board Member, Vice President, Lake Lotawana Association The peak of the summer season is upon us. While there’s still a lot of fine weather to come, as a 20-year resident of the lake, I know that Independence Day is the busiest weekend

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Patrolling the Pond, June 19, 2024 By Mike Miller, Board Member, Vice President, Lake Lotawana Association An Interview with our New Water Safety Manager and Timely Topics What better time to land an interview with the new Water Safety Manager than just before the warmest weather stretch of the season and the Independence Day Holiday?

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Road Construction Update – As previously mentioned, this will be an exceptionally busy construction season for the West Shore.  Projects include the replacement of the low water bridge and resurfacing.  Culvert repair or replacement will occur in the R, L, M, and N blocks, followed by road resurfacing.  Additionally, a shoulder will be added on

Patrolling the Pond By Mike Miller, Board Member, Vice President, Lake Lotawana Association Riding the Summertime Wave Memorial Day has come and gone (and I thought the rain along with it until today) and Independence Day will be here before we know it. As we ramp up to what is the pinnacle of the summer

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Gas Pumps – did you know the LLA owns the gas tank and pumps located by the dam boat ramp.  This service is provided for members’ convenience.  Please note that the restaurant is not responsible for the pumps, so do not request them to turn on the pumps.  When the pumps are powered on, the OPEN