The Association

The Beaver Dam Lake Improvement Association (BDLIA) is a non-profit organization driven to protect and enhance Beaver Dam Lake.  We are governed by an elected board of directors.

Our members represent businesses, government, environmental groups, community organizations, lake property owners and many citizens of Beaver Dam and Dodge County who want to help improve the lake.

BDLIA's four major pillars:  1-Projects and Grants, 2- Community Engagement, 3-Essential Activities, 4-Fundraising & Volunteer Engagement.

Our mission - We strive to engage the community in recreational activities; generate long-term restoration projects working with like-minded, but diverse partners; and educate the community on improving the quality of Beaver Dam Lake to improve and protect Beaver Dam Lake for the benefit of current and future generations.

Our vision - We envision a clean, restored, resilient Beaver Dam Lake with gorgeous sunsets, recreational activities, and abundant wildlife for future generations.

Funding:

~Memberships

~Donations

~Fundraising Events

~Grants

~Promotions

~Volunteers

BDLIA is a 501(c)(3) organization

2023-2024 BDLIA Board of DIrectors

Back row:  Adam Klodowski, MIke Piotrowski, Alan Mannel, Steve Hughes, Ty Letto, Jen Duke

Front row:  Isaac Pentinmaki-Secretary/Treasurer, Karen Huber-President, Bill Foley-Vice President

Missing:  Peter Hupf

The Lake

• Located in northwestern Dodge County forming the western edge of the city of Beaver Dam
• The 16th largest lake in Wisconsin
• 6,542 acres with 41 miles of shoreline and a depth of about 7 feet
• Five city parks and one county park
• Six public recreational boat landings
• Over $16 million in property value
• Homes for 800 lake families
• Productive fishing lake (open water and ice fishing) Walleye, Northern Pike, Large-Mouth Bass and pan fish
• Excellent habitat for wildlife
• Great recreational boating, water skiing, paddling and other water sports
• Home of the nationally recognized Beaverland Must-Skis water ski team