News of Lake George

Lake George Improvement District Annual Meeting 2025

Thursday, July 31, 2025

Members of LGID Board: Jay Edwardson, 2nd Vice Chair, Don Nast, 1st Vice Chair, Juanita Reed-Boniface, Chair, Robyn Erickson, Secretary, Pat Graizigar, treasurer 

Full report of LGID Annual Meeting availableHERE

Lake George Conservation Club meeting, WEDNESDAY October 8

Wednesday, July 30, 2025

The next club meeting is the final and most important for 2025!   A joint meeting with Lake George Improvement District focused on The Status and Condition of Lake George

Presentations by the experts responsible for the condition of your lake.

 Jared Wagner, Anoka County Conservation District

April Londo, MN Department of Natural Resources

Paul Kretsch & Codey Barby, Lake Restoration Inc. 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8

6 PM DINNER and SOCIAL HOUR

7 PM MEETING and PRESENTATIONS

REFUGE GOLF CLUB on Sims Road

Don’t miss the joint LGID & LGCC meeting - THURSDAY, OCT 8

Wednesday, July 30, 2025

The purpose of the LGID is to preserve and protect Lake George (“Lake George” or the“Lake”) and its abutting wetlands and to increase and enhance the use and enjoyment of the Lake for all. The LGID has been established by the City of Oak Grove to preserve the natural character of Lake George and the surrounding shoreline and environment where feasible and practical; improve the quality of water in the Lake and to assure protection of the Lake from

• detrimental effects of human activities.

• the introduction of damaging aquatic life and,

• certain other natural processes that may adversely impact the Lake.

To achieve these goals the LGID works in close collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Anoka County Conservation District and Anoka County Park Department

Lake George Annual Neighborhood Picnic

Monday, July 28, 2025

It was a wonderful day for a picnic! Balmy weather and near perfect temperatures for our annual gathering.  We had a great turn out of neighbors, 18 children and 32 adults, at Lake George Regional Park. Birdie and Liz did a magnificent job creating and preparing the raffle prizes for kids and adults. A delicious taco bar from Casa Rio was served.   

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Lake George Family Picnic RAFFLE WINNERS

Monday, July 21, 2025

LOST & FOUND - WHEEL

Thursday, July 10, 2025

Last week the item pictured washed up on our lake shore here at 21214 S Lake George Dr NW.  Wondering if any want to claim and pick up?
Mary Farrell.   Email address: marydavichfarrell@att.net

LOON CHICKS

Thursday, June 19, 2025

Good news: Two loon chicks recently hatched. That means there are 6 (maybe more) loons on Lake George

Bad News: Cases of swimmers itch have been reported at Lake George Regional Park. Shower and towel off immediately. For other prevention steps. ….. 

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July 4th Boat Parade

Thursday, June 12, 2025

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Dick Werner, our friend and neighbor

Wednesday, May 28, 2025

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May 2025 Meeting Minutes

Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Our guest speaker was Karen Blaska, the Park Planner from Anoka County Parks. Karen presented a slide show on the future plans for Lake George Regional Park.

Read the minutes by clicking on the article's title - May 2025 Meeting Minutes - above.

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Date Change: June meeting on Wednesday June 11

Wednesday, May 7, 2025

Next meeting will be on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11

NOT

THURSDAY, JUNE 12

LGCC Social Gathering and Meeting Thursday May 8

Saturday, May 3, 2025

Presentation Topic: Future Plans for Lake George Regional Park 

Thursday, May 8     Refuge Golf Club on Sims Road

The dinner/social hour begins at 6 pm. The meeting and presentation is at 7 pm.

Guest speaker:  Karen Blaska, Park Planner, Anoka County Parks

 Anoka County has completed the long-range proposal for Lake George Regional Park. The entire plan can be reviewed and downloaded here:  LG Park Report  The overall plan for Anoka County Parks including Lake George can be viewed at  Plan Your Parks — Anoka County Parks

Karen Blaska will present the plan, answer questions, and address concerns about the future of the park. 

A topic of interest to all Lake George residents