Highlands County Lakes Association
PO Box 1025
Lake Placid, FL 33862
(863) 465-7855
Richard Reaney - President
Dave McCadam - Vice President
Lee Flocke - Treasurer
John Ruggiero - Secretary
Dates to remember
HCLA Board Meetings
November 10th, 2009
Lake Cleanups
If you'd like your lake listed for a future cleanup, contact us and we'd
be happy to help, we'll bring garbage bags, grabbers, dumpster and we'll even bring food for the volunteers courtesy of
the Tourist Tax Lakes Committee
The Highlands County Lakes Association would like to thank the team from Scuba Tales who did the diving for trash on Lake Denton as well as supplying the air and equipment for the dive. You guys & gals were the "BEST"
The Lake Tulane cleanup went especially well with a large amount of lake trash taken out of the lake by the volunteers doing the cleanup. We would like to thank all of the volunteers for their help!
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Highlands County has been uniquely endowed with more than 113 beautiful lakes, providing outstanding fishing and water sports, as well as just plain "serenity" to residents and visitors alike.
These magnificent water bodies deserve care and protection. To that end, a small group of concerned individuals took the initiative and formed "The Highlands County Lakes Association" in 1991.
It is a non-profit corporation, duly chartered by the State of Florida, whose purpose is to monitor all the lakes of Highlands County. In this manner they hope to fulfill their mission statement, "TO LEAVE THE CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN AND ALL FUTURE GENERATIONS, THE LAKES OF THIS COUNTY IN THE SAME OR MORE IDEALLY, A BETTER CONDITION THAN THEY ARE AT PRESENT".
The Association boasts a dedicated volunteer board of directors, meeting, organizing and interacting with various government agencies regarding member concerns.
The Highlands County Lakes Association Membership meeting offers a series of instructional film presentations, speakers and the like to improve public awareness and stress the importance of preserving these lakes, not only for the sake of the economy, but for all who come to this location in future seeking recreation, solace and unmatchable beauty. The official newsletter of the Association is the "Dip Net" which is published on a quarterly basis.