FOREST LAKE
LAKE ASSOCIATION
LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL FOREST LAKE, MINNESOTA
BECOME A MEMBER
Want to make a difference in Forest Lake? Join the FLLA! Membership dues fund important projects for our lake and help us connect with our members and the community. The more members we have, the stronger our voice and the more we can accomplish. Whether you live on the lake, use the lake or just want to be a supporter of Forest Lake, anyone is welcome to join!
Recognized in the State of Minnesota as a 501c(3) non-profit organization. Donations to the Forest Lake Lake Association are tax-deductible for federal income tax purposes.
Founded in 2007 as a non-profit organization [501c(3)], the mission of the Forest Lake Lake Association is to build an expanding, sustainable entity of caring individuals to Promote, Protect, Improve, and Conserve the natural resource that is Forest Lake for future generations.
Invasive species are unfortunately quickly spreading throughout the lakes in Minnesota including our own, Forest Lake. Understanding the issues and current threats to our lake is key in finding solutions to tackle these invasive species.
The city of Forest Lake is filled with companies and organizations that believe our lake is our number one asset and that it needs to be protected and cared for. Please consider supporting our sponsors as they help fund the FLLA.
ABOUT US
The Forest Lake Lake Association was founded in 2007 by residents on Forest Lake in hopes of further protecting and sustaining it for all to enjoy. The FLLA's goal is to educate its residents on how to protect and conserve the lake for future generations as well as work in conjunction with the City of Forest Lake, The Minnesota DNR and the neighboring Watershed Districts to establish "plans of attack" against Invasive species, lake pollution, etc.
The board members of the FLLA have dedicated their time and energy into growing the membership of the Lake Association as well as educating the community of Forest Lake about why the FLLA matters and the good work they're doing to keep it clean, safe and enjoyable for all that visit.