TLA members approved bylaws changes, next year’s budget, and a governance structure for the new Lake Preservation Fund at the annual meeting Aug. 8. View the slide presentation here. View notes from the meeting here.

Documents related to the bylaws changes and Lake Preservation Fund: amended by bylaws, fund charter, donation acceptance policy, investment policy statement, record retention and destruction policy, conflict of interest policy, whistle blower policy, and gift acceptance acknowledgements.

The slides presented at the June 13 membership meeting have been posted here. Find notes from the meeting posted here. You can also view the History of Twin Lakes booklet made available at the meeting by clicking here.

Learn about the proposed Twin Lakes Preservation Fund by viewing the slides from the June 13 membership meeting.

A helpful guide to best practices around the watershed, presented to TLA members June 13, is posted on the website under Best Practices.

The Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) stamp for boaters navigating Connecticut’s inland waters is required again this year. You can get yours online through the Connecticut DEEP Online Sportsmen Licensing system or at authorized vendors like town hall. The fee is required for all vessels on inland waters, with options for a $7 individual stamp or a $25 vessel decal. Proceeds strengthen the fight against the spread of hydrilla and other invasive species.