LCPOA BOARD MEETING

SAT., MAY 15TH AT 9:30 AM

CAMELOT ON THE LAKE

JOB OPPORTUNITY

The LCPOA is looking for a seasonal part time

grounds maintenance worker.

This worker would be responsible for mowing, weed-eating and

general lawn maintenance.

Contact the office for an application, 715-325-5083

or inquire at Member Services on the weekends.

In order to grow our Clean Boats /Clean Waters program to staff three Tri-Lakes boat launches this summer, we are looking for three watercraft inspectors to educate boaters on how to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. These positions pay $15/hr. throughout the summer.

Tri-Lakes Management District is seeking three watercraft inspectors for the summer of 2021. The primary duty of these positions will be inspecting watercraft entering or leaving the lake and offering educational materials to boaters. Each position will be rotated among our three public boat landings. These positions are excellent resume-builders for future careers in natural resources or environmental law enforcement. Inspectors are also required to attend a Clean Boats Clean Waters (CBCW) training on proper watercraft inspection procedures following the DNR’s CBCW program protocols. (Training is on paid time and is usually 2-3 hours.) Prior experience with these topics is preferred, but not required. Experience with public communication and/or public service preferred, but not required. Reliable transportation is required for these positions. Transportation to training and orientation locations, and daily transportation to and from the boat landing is not reimbursed. (Training/orientation time is paid time.) These positions pay $15/hr, paid out throughout the season. Employment will run from approximately May 1^st through Labor Day. Applicants will be required to work most weekends throughout the season, including part of holiday weekends (Memorial Day, 4 th of July, Labor Day). How to apply: Email a cover letter and resume to Regina Combs, Administrative Assistant – lakedist@wctc.net or call for a application.

Application deadline: Open until filled.

BURNING PERMITS will no longer be available at Pritzl’s

There is a change in how burning permits will be issued. As of January 1, 2021, the Department willnotbe issuing burning permits in-person from Emergency Fire Wardens or by WDNR personnel at state offices until further notice. The public is encouraged to plan ahead.Permits are free and can be obtained online and instantly emailed or issued over the phone and delivered via postal service within 3-5 business days. Speaking of planning ahead, the safest time to burn is when the ground is completely snow covered.