News from the Association

Thank you so much for having a safe and fun summer at and on the lake. Unlike some other lakes that had fatalities and other serious injuries, we are so grateful for your efforts to follow the rules and use common sense while operating the nearly 2,000 boats and PWC’s on our fine lake. We […]

You know it is getting close to the end of the lake summertime fun when the children are headed back to school, the office spends hours on the 2023 proposed budget, the fuel company is asked when the Marina fueling station will be closing (Mid-October based upon weather and sales), we are reviewing our winter

Lotawana Days was a success once again this year. Thank you to Kim Duncan and her crew for all their efforts in making the events fun for all, in spite of the blistering heat. You should have received a communication from the Association office regarding the upcoming road closure in G Block during the week

The 4th of July display was great again this year. Thanks to everyone who voluntarily pays money to support the event. You are truly appreciated. For those of you who have never contributed, or have not done so for several years, please consider doing so now. The Association will still accept the money and place

The 4th of July Fireworks display was once again a big success at the lake. The lake was busy all holiday weekend as everyone enjoyed the hot weather by keeping cool in the water. Thank you to Ron DesCombes and his crew for keeping everyone safe. Thank each of you for your efforts in that

The dredging operation is complete in Buffalo Cove. A sincere thank you is extended to all those members who had to move their docks in order to allow for the successful removal of silt in that cove. A special thanks is also given to those around the lake who woke up one morning and saw

The Memorial Day weekend was a windy and safe Holiday for the lake. It also was a time when an extra ordinary number of snakes were seen around the lake. Please keep a watchful eye out for them as you are enjoying yourselves in the water and be respectful of the wildlife around the lake.

  It’s hard to believe that it’s almost the holiday weekend! Please see below for important information for use of the Lake: Holiday Schedule for July 4 These rules shall apply from 6 p.m. the night before until midnight of July 4. Water Skiing/Tubing hours: Sunrise – 10:00 AM 12:00 noon – 2:00 PM PWC

Thank you again to Jeff Clemow, President of the Association, for his article in the last edition of the newspaper. We appreciate the Board of Directors and Jeff’s efforts thus far. We also want to thank the countless volunteers who gave up their time to help in the spring cleanup days. Over 40 people signed

Lake Lotawana Association – Holiday Schedule for Memorial Day – Monday, May 30th Water Skiing/Tubing hours: Sunrise – 10:00 AM 12:00 noon – 2:00 PM PWC hours: 2:00 PM to ½ hour after sunset or 100 yards visibility Sailing hours: Organized or scheduled racing 8:00 AM – 12:00 noon Wake surfing is not allowed on