Sewer Plant Open House

Slow no wake

7/24/24 5:00PM: SLOW NO WAKE HAS BEEN LIFTED. Sunset Beach is now below 794.65 Remember that even once Slow No Wake is lifted, the lake level is still higher than normal. Please be mindful of your wake while near piers and shorelines. Thanks again for everyone’s patience and cooperation

Slow no Wake

SLOW NO WAKE is now in effect for both Lake Mary and Lake Elizabeth. RED FLAGS ARE UP AT ALL LAUNCHES. THESE RED FLAGS WILL BE UP WHENEVER SLOW NO-WAKE IS IN EFFECT.

Boats are prohibited from any activities creating a wake until the lake level drops to below 794.65 at Sunset Beach. The lake level is updated in real-time on USGS

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/423000088164401/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR24tAY9AAgt14TiRBh2LKMprQCZrlNPfm5-uvgUbYfNj3-HP1V6WXvNDHM_aem_Jfix0s1t00fnskmOV9rVmg#parameterCode=00065&period=P7D&showMedian=false

Slow no Wake

7/18/24 8:30AM: SLOW NO WAKE HAS BEEN LIFTED. Sunset Beach is now below 794.65. Remember that even once Slow No Wake is lifted, the lake level is still higher than normal. Please be mindful of your wake while near piers and shorelines. Thanks again for everyone’s patience and cooperation. Let’s all enjoy another great weekend in Twin Lakes!

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/423000088164401/#parameterCode=00065&period=P7D&showMedian=false

Slow no Wake

IMPORTANT RAIN UPDATE!!!! PLEASE READ!!!

SLOW NO WAKE is now in effect for both Lake Mary and Lake Elizabeth. RED FLAGS ARE UP AT ALL LAUNCHES. THESE RED FLAGS WILL BE UP WHENEVER SLOW NO-WAKE IS IN EFFECT.

Boats are prohibited from any activities creating a wake until the lake level drops to below 794.65 at Sunset Beach. The lake level is updated in real-time on USGS https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring…/423000088164401/…

Invasive Spongy Moth

With the invasive spongy moth making a resurgence in parts of Wisconsin, Kenosha County is now offering a resource page on its website to help people identify and address outbreaks.

The new resource page on the county website, accessible at kenoshacounty.org/spongymoth, includes images of the spongy moth at its four life stages — egg, caterpillar, pupa and adult — and it has links to resources from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension and the state Department of Natural Resources.

The page will be updated with additional resource information as current outbreaks evolve.