Eagle Lake Management District - ELMD

07/28/2026

Lake District Residents - late fees for unpaid assessments begin on August 1, 2026. Pay with ACH or postmark by July 31st

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07/07/2026

We look forward to seeing you all in July!

06/10/2026

The W**d Crew rescued this baby snapping turtle today 😎

06/02/2026

Shoreline W**d Crew
has started! 😎

05/28/2026

Until the buoys are installed (Town has hired a service) please navigate the lake as if they were in place and respect the slow no wake zone around the entire lake.

Also, keep in mind where the Hazard boys are placed. Two major areas - (1) exiting the County Park channel, behind the red channel buoys to the east. (2) the shallow rock areas ~100 yards out front of Penninsula Drive in the SW corner of lake. Thank you for your cooperation

05/21/2026

Reminder to Lake District residents - The ELMD Annual Meeting is fast approaching and scheduled for this Saturday, May 23rd, 2026 @ 9:00AM, Dover Town Hall. Please join us!

The meeting will include a review of Lake District activities, along with other lake topics & information. Also, voting for a District Commissioner position, the Annual Assessment and more! 🎣

05/19/2026

After spring surveys, it was determined that Eurasian Watermilfoil was the most abundant invasive this spring and the lake would benefit greatly by targeting this species with a ProcellaCOR treatment. The map shows the four (4) areas around the lake that were selected for treatment, which occured on Monday, May 18th. Any questions please contact the Management District.

05/15/2026

05/04/2026

Leave the Shoreline Wild!

It may be tempting to clear out trees, shrubs, and natural vegetation along the water’s edge for a cleaner view—but those plants are some of the best protectors of our lakes.

Shoreline trees and shrubs help prevent erosion, filter runoff, reduce algae-causing nutrients, provide habitat for fish and wildlife, and keep water cooler and healthier. Fallen branches and natural cover also create important shelter for young fish, turtles, frogs, and birds.

A “tidy” shoreline often leads to murky water, shoreline erosion, and fewer fish.

Before you start cutting this spring, remember: a natural shoreline is a healthy shoreline.

Protect the lake. Keep the trees. Let nature do the work.

04/29/2026

Slow No Wake restriction has been removed.

Note - Hazard buoys are not yet in place along with the County Park channel buoys