Committees allow directors and members to participate in activities and initiatives that improve the lake. Contact the committee leads to learn more about how you can help.
Committee Lead: Mike Powers
For lake management committee updates please see our Newsletters.
Hancock Lake History Highlights
Committee Lead: Sherry Fechter
2024 Hospitality Fund Raising Committee Events: Annual Hancock Lake Association Meeting will be held the 2nd Saturday in July @ 10:00 am at the Woodboro Town Hall and the Annual Picnic will follow at the Alpine Bar. Please make sure that your annual dues are paid by this day.
Annual Duck Race will be on Saturday Labor Day weekend at 11:00 am at the Alpine Resort on Oneida Lake. We have duck tickets for sale for $5 each for the main event and ducks to decorate for $5 each for a separate duck race. if you are interested in purchasing any of these or volunteering to help contact us by email. hancockLake@yahoo.com
We have been using our VENMO account: Hancock Lake @Sherry-Fechter for members to pay for dues, donations and apparel. If you have any questions about venmo you can email them to hancocklake@yahoo.com
A special thanks to all of our volunteers and participants for without them these events would not be possible.
Committee Lead: Tim Kimball
LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR THE 2024 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE!
Given the challenges we are facing right now, we are looking to significantly expand our membership and support. Finding ways to identify, recruit, and retain members is essential to the impact, growth and success of the Hancock Lake Association’s efforts.
We hope that every member will reach out to others who endorse our mission and enjoy all our lake and all it has to offer (i.e., fishing, swimming, kayaking, boating, observing nature, snowmobiling, etc.) and ask them to join. Becoming a member brings them a voice, and a vote, in the Lake Association’s decisions to support our purpose.
Worked with DNR to develop terracing on the hill side, along with shoring up the large pines.
The Lake Association, along with the Town Board, developed the Dam Maintenance Plan that was approved by the DNR. The Association and Town Board inspect the dam annually and file their reprot. Every ten years the town hires a consultant to perform an inspection and recommend repairs.
The Lake Assocation:
Purchased a new aluminum pier
Assists the Town in the upkeep of the landing and surrounding area
With the approval of the Town Board, installed a voluntary fund raising box
With the approval of the Town Board, constructed and placed a Lake Association bulletin board
With the approval of the Town Board, installing a memorial bench for Bill Tischendorf
The Lake Association wrote a Slow No Wake ordiance that was approved by the Town and the DNR. The Association then purchased a second buoy and placed them along with a sign at the landing posting the ordiance.
The Lake Association identified Eurasian Water Milfoil and Curly Leaf Pondweed in Hancock Lake.