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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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August 09, 2026

Potter Lake Lost and Found 2026

Throughout the year, items are occasionally washed up on shorelines or disappear from where they belong. If you lose or find something, contact chairperson@potterslake.org to report it. Include a brief description and a photo, if possible. Check this article regularly to see what is missing or has been found.

August 04, 2026

*Updated Information on Blue-green Algae Blooms

*This article was originally posted in September of 2025. However, there have been numerous reports of algal blooms in Walworth County Lakes recently. There have also been a number of posts on social media with opinions on the causes for these blooms. You will want to check reputable and reliable sources for information. One good source is the PLPRD website, where information is researched and fact-checked before publication. Other great options are the WI-DPI website and the Walworth County website. The PLPRD does not have a Facebook page and is not affiliated with any social media groups.

July 30, 2026

Mid-Summer, 2026 - Newsletter

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PLPRD Current Meeting Information

Special Meeting - August 8, 2026

Click here to read the Minutes from the August 8, 2026 meeting.

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(2000-current)

PLPRD Future Events/Meetings

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

The Walworth County Lakes Association (WCLA) shared information from the Southern Wisconsin Lakes Conference, held in East Troy on May 30, 2026.
You can review the presentations and information here:
https://wisconsinlakes.org/southern-lakes-conference/

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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