Trego Lake District is a local unit of government with responsibility for the protection and rehabilitation of Trego Lake. Since 1989 Trego Lake District has been working to improve the lake and water quality.
As a unit of goverment, the District has authority to enter contracts, purchase equipment, apply for grants, levy taxes and accept donations. Its activities include: protection of fish, maintenance of water quality, marking navigation channels, control of weeds and aquatic invasive species, and reduction of sedimentation buildup.
The Lake District consists of the Trego flowage and lakeshore from the Highway 53 bridge on the east to the Xcel Energy dam on the west. It is the second largest lake in Washburn County.
The Annual Meeting, held every June, sets the budget, elects the Board of Commissioners, and approves projects. The Board meets quarterly to manage District business between Annual Meetings. Meeting dates are on the calendar page of this website. All meetings are public and held in the Trego Town Hall. Meetings may be attended in person or by Zoom. Information to attend by Zoom is on the Meeting Notice (in the “Meetings” section of this website).
Board of Commissioners
Charlie Petersen, Chair (elected – term expires 2025)
Dan Frase (appointed – Washburn County position)
Tom Frost, Secretary/Treasurer (appointed – Trego Town position)
Bryce Huemoeller (elected – term expires 2024)
Brian Pahos (elected – term expires 2025)
Bob Somermeyer (elected – term expires 2023)
Nick Tseffos (elected – term expires 2024)
Trego Lake District is a member of two organizations:
- WisconsinLakes http://www.wisconsinlakes.org
- Washburn CountyLakes and Rivers Association http://www.wclra.org
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TREGO LAKE DISTRICT BY-LAWS (adopted 2022)
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Namekagon River Research
This is a site with some fascinating information on the Namekagon River, including its history. Here’s the link.
Trego Lake Information from Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Lake map from June 1966
DNR Lake Information
Trego Lake Sedimentation Study
Mission Statement
To support and encourage the preservation of the natural beauty, peacefulness, safety, and recreational value of the shoreline and waters of Trego Lake, and to coordinate with the various public and private organizations involved in these efforts.
Nice photo of the house with the frosty trees. We just bought this place in October of 2020. Diane McNeil