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GWL is awarded $1 MILLION from NJDEP
* * * GWL is awarded $1 MILLION from NJDEP
Greenwood Lake Commission Monthly Meeting:
November 20, 2024
7pm-9pm
IN PERSON AT:
the West Milford Library in West Milford, nj @ 7pm
THE GWLC IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE…
THE MURPHY ADMINISTRATION AWARDS $9.95 MILLION IN AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN FUNDS FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED TO HELP COMBAT HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS ON PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE LAKES IN NEW JERSEY.
Click here for more information
SAVE THE LAKE FUNDRAISER
DANGER-ROCKS
KEEP TO FAR RIGHT OF THE BUOYS WHEN ENTERING BELCHER CREEK!!
AS OF AUGUST 24, 2024 - THE BUOYS ARE ON THE ROCK WALL
DO NOT BOAT THROUGH OR AROUND THE BUOYS NEAR BROWN’S POINT AND THE MOUTH OF BELCHER CREEK. YOU MAY DAMAGE YOUR BOAT AND/ OR MOTOR
CAUTION-DANGER-STUMP
FLOATING STUMP ISLANDS ARE ABOVE WATER.1-3 ISLANDS OFF SPORTSMAN’S AND MOOSE HEAD MARINAS
Geese Management
We are pleased to announce that The Greenwood Lake Commission will continue to support the Committee for Humane Geese Control’s program for humane geese management, and we ask for your help. Click here to learn more. Click for the 2023 Geese Addling Report
General Updates:
The GWLC is happy to announce that our stump reduction and floating stump field projects were successful. Three dangerous floating stump fields were removed in addition to the 1,076 stumps that were cut at lakebed level and removed from the lake. The GWLC would like to thank all boaters for their cooperation during the three-week long project and for your interest in this project.
Potential Yearly Projects:
Mission Statement:
The Greenwood Lake Commission is a bi-state commission that was formed in 2001 for the express purpose of improving the water quality of this beautiful lake. Our Mission is to serve as a bi-state cooperative effort to help ensure that the natural, scenic, economic, and recreational resources of Greenwood Lake and its watershed are protected, so that the pristine beauty of the area will be preserved and maintained for the enjoyment and recreation of present and future generations. Greenwood Lake supplies over three million residents and thousands of businesses with their water supplies.