Eagle Spring Lake Management District

Eagle Spring Lake is an impounded 279-acre lake located on the Mukwonago River in the Town of Eagle, Wisconsin. The Lake is fed and drained by the Mukwonago River, which forms an important tributary stream to the Fox River. 

The Eagle Spring Lake community has undertaken an active program of Lake protection and rehabilitation for many years.

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NOTICE! 

Due to conflict with Town of Eagle Meeting the ESLMD meeting will be moved to

April 17, 2025

at 6:30 pm in the Eagle Municipal Building

located at 820 E. Main Street, Eagle, WI

For a Copy of the Agenda go to our About the District Page

Normal Regular Monthly Meeting of the Eagle Spring Lake Management District is held the third (3rd) Tuesday of every month at 6:30 pm in the Eagle Municipal Building main meeting room. 

All residents and/or property owners are encouraged to attend. 

 

Alerts

Commissioner Openings

On March 19, 2025, Tom Tynes, and Chris Hinz, submitted their resignations from the Eagle Spring Lake Management District Board.  Chris was our Secretary and Tom was our Treasurer. On March 20, 2025, Allen Kroll, Nancy Wilhelm, and Waukesha County representative Lance Matthews also submitted their resignations from the Eagle Spring Lake Management District Board.
According to Wisconsin Statues 33.28 (7), I can appoint replacements for the remainder of their unexpired terms at our April 17, 2025 regular meeting.  Approval is subject to a majority vote of the board.
Those of you that might be interested in becoming a commissioner on our Board, please contact Tom Day (262) 594-3231 if you have any questions about this opportunity.
 

 

Best Environment Practices

The Residents of Eagle Spring Lake are stewards of the lake and our shorelines.  We work closely with the Department of Natural Resources, the Lake District and the Town of Eagle to maintain the quality of our water for swimming, fishing and safe and courteous boating.

Watch this space for pertinent rules and regulations, shoreline preservation ideas to support our native insects, native planting recommendations, and more.  We welcome questions we can answer here when it would benefit our all our friends and neighbors.

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