Big Cedar Lake PRD

06/16/2026

https://files.heygov.com/bigcedarlakeprd.org/meetings/me_01kv3mccxtfjf4mx69jkz6nwb1/bclprd-agenda-for-monthly-meeting-of-commissioners-tuesday-june-16-2026.pdf

06/16/2026

The Washington County Parks wants everyone to enjoy the hot summer days 🌞- and take care of our canine friends! 🐕🐩🐾

06/16/2026

Have Ideas for Wisconsin's Surface Water Grant Program?

The Wisconsin DNR is currently accepting public comments on the Surface Water Grant Program guidance. These grants have helped fund lake management plans, aquatic invasive species control, water quality monitoring, shoreline restoration, education programs, and many other projects across the state.

https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/aid/SurfaceWater.html

06/16/2026

CLCF has lots of exciting events coming up! Join us!
-Saturday, June 13: Kayak Tour
-Thursday, June 18: Weninger Property Walk & Talk
-Saturday, June 20: Bluebird Walk & Talk
-Thursday, June 25: Thoma Hike and Trivia
-Saturday, July 11: Schlitz Audubon presents Reptiles and Amphibians
Find more information at theclcf.org/events/

06/16/2026

06/16/2026

Great Opportunity to dispose of items that you no longer need.

♻️Washington County Clean Sweep 2026 ♻️
It’s time to clean out your garage, basement, shed, and under the sink! Washington County residents can safely dispose of unwanted household hazardous waste through the Clean Sweep Program.
Purchase your Clean Sweep pass here: https://www.washcoparks.com/parks/passes/clean_sweep/clean_sweep/

06/09/2026

Swimmer's Itch reports on Big Cedar Lake following the weekend of June 6th and 7th
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🌊 Swimmer’s Itch Info!
👉 A few quick tips to reduce your risk:
Avoid swimming in areas with dense plants or algae
Dry off and shower as soon as you get out of the water
Don’t feed waterfowl around the lake — they’re part of the life cycle of the parasite that causes swimmer’s itch

Feel free to share this with anyone who might find it useful! 🚣‍♀️🦆

If you or someone you know has questions about swimmer’s itch, check out this helpful DNR page: https://apps.dnr.wi.gov/lakes/swimmersitch/

Swimmer's itch occurs in some Wisconsin Lakes each year. Swimmer's itch is caused by the larvae (immature stage) of certain flatworms that can be picked up while swimming. Technically known as schistosome dermatitis, swimmer's itch appears as red itching, bite-like welts within several hours of leav...

06/06/2026

12 people safely reach shore after boat takes on water on Big Cedar Lake | By Firefighter Dan Croft