The lock is open today, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Next board meeting: Wednesday, October 21 at 5:30 p.m.

Projects

What your district builds and maintains

Docks, boat ramps, seawalls, canals and eight water-control structures, designed, built and maintained by the district’s own crew of twelve.

The repaired Lake Elbert fishing dock with new decking, handrails and an L-shaped extension

Recent

Lake Elbert dock

The repairs to the dock at Lake Elbert are complete. The deck and the handrails have been replaced, and an L-shaped extension was added to the end of the dock. We hope this new pier gives residents some extra space to fish from for many years to come. Enjoy, and as always, be safe, courteous and kind.

Our areas of work

The district designs, builds and maintains its own docks, boat ramps and seawalls, and operates and maintains the lake-level management structures across the chain.

A wooden public dock reaching into a lake

Ramps and docks

Twenty public boat ramps and their fishing piers, built and kept safe by the district.

A cleared drainage ditch after district maintenance

Canals and drainage

Twenty-one navigable canals plus the drainage ditches that help with flood control.

District crew servicing a lock gate with a hoist

The lock and water-control structures

Eight structures that manage lake levels, and the self-operated lock between the two chains.

Three boats travelling through a seawalled canal between two lakes

Seawalls and shoreline

Seawalls along the canals and launching basins, designed and built in house.

Work in pictures

Photos from the district’s own crews. Use the filter to see one kind of work, and tap any photo to view it full size.

See a ramp, dock or canal that needs attention?

Tell us where and what you saw. A photo helps the crew get there with the right gear.