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West Battle Lake . . . Almost Heaven!

Welcome to the West Battle Lake Lakeshore Association Website 

We Hope You Find the Site Interesting and Informative 

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Mission Statement

To preserve and enhance the ecology of West Battle Lake so that it may be enjoyed for current and future generations

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Membership Dues: Our annual West Battle Lake Lakeshore Association (WBLLA) annual dues are now $40.

For this you help sponsor needed lake preservation efforts such as the West Battle Lake Aquatic Vegetation Point-Intercept Survey, supporting applications for State and County grants for West Battle Lake, public access repair and electronic surveillance, walleye stocking and other efforts towards preserving our amazing West Battle Lake for many lake-loving generations yet to come!

Click HERE to Access 2024 WBLLA Membership Letter (PDF)

Want to Mail the Dues? > WBLLA P.O. Box 51 Battle Lake, MN 56515

If you would like to be a member or if you have any questions, please contact us at wbllamn@gmail.com

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WBLLA MEMBER INFORMATION

Click HERE to review past WBLLA meeting minutes.

WBLLA Email Site wbllamn@gmail.com

NEW MEMBER COMMUNICATION MODE: Will be sending Lake Relevant Information via Email to All WBLLA Members that we have Email Addresses for and in parallel also having lake-related messages broadcast via the new WBLLA Facebook Group Page > Information when and where you need it; on your desktop computer, laptop or tablet or mobile smartphone!

NOW AVAILABLE – A New WBLLA member exclusive Facebook group page that will additionally communicate events noted on the WBLLA website . . .

Click HERE to Navigate to the New WBLLA Facebook Group Page

Any Questions Please Contact the WBLLA Email Site wbllamn@gmail.com

The WBLLA Website Will Bring You Any and All Updates

West Public Access Cleanout 10-5-24

The West Battle Lake Lakeshore Association will again be providing a “Courtesy Cleaning” of the ramps at the West public access tomorrow morning, Saturday October 5th, 2024 to ensure proper water depths.
This is the third cleanout of the west public access the WBLLA has sponsored in 2024
 
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West Battle Lake Beach Captains

Greetings Fellow WBLLA Members,

One item that came up today at our WBLLA Fall Board Meeting was to re-energize the concept of having Beach Captains for all 27 beach locations on West Battle Lake to encourage membership in the West Battle Lake Lakeshore Association (WBLLA) and build connectivity between property owners – can be a fun way to meet people too!
See attached image of West Battle Lake Beach locations
 
The role of this Beach Captain would be to go and greet your local neighbors on your associated beach to familiarize them with the West Battle Lake Lakeshore Association (WBLLA) and to invite them to join the West Battle Lake Lakeshore Association if not already a member. The Beach Captain role would inform folks of the things our WBLLA supports with the $40 annual membership and fish fund donations.
 
Any Beach Captain volunteer will be given coaching and material to inform them on efforts that WBLLA supports and funds.
 
East Battle Lake has successfully used this Beach Captain concept for years to build their Association membership and attendance at their annual meeting.
 
Wish to know more and Volunteer to be a Beach Captain?
Please reply to the WBLLA email below with your contact information
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Battle Lake Labor Day Airshow 2024

The Gathering of Planes

Click HERE to View 3 min 9 Sec Video from Saturday August 31, 2024

NOTE: You may need to initially close a Dropbox login screen – Not needed to view video

Video by Michael Smith

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West Public Access Clean Out

September 1, 2024

This morning the first public access sand cleanout effort started funded by the West Battle Lake Lakeshore Association. As mentioned, we will continue doing periodic cleanouts as needed through September into October on a as needed basis to keep the west public access in town more open (deeper) for boats and pontoons.

Photo taken by Lake Board President Tracy Rendz-Eldridge