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Klinger Lake Association News & Information
P.O. Box 176, White Pigeon, MI 49099
Board of Directors - 2018 Annual Meeting
Keep Klinger Lake Clean – No Yard Waste – No Trash – No Phosphorus Fertilizer
2020 Fireworks Celebration
We hope you enjoyed this year's fireworks celebration!
~~ Thanks for your support from your Klinger Lake Association! ~~
~~ Thanks for your support from your Klinger Lake Association! ~~
Special Thanks to our Fireworks Donors and Volunteers!
On Monday, July 13th, the KLA Board met for the first time since the 4th of July Fireworks display. As a board, we have received a number of compliments about the 2020 display. Many thought it was our best show ever! Now, it’s time to recognize some of the people who made the show possible.
First and foremost, a huge THANK YOU goes out to everyone who donated for the display. Without our donors, the show isn't possible.
Next, we want to recognize our team of volunteers, led by Charlie Stutesman. The following people contributed either their time and expertise, or their resources (like their boat, pontoon trailers, etc):
Haven Wensinger, Nick Harker, Larry Harker, Andy Ulrich, Ryan Speicher, Derek Bystry, Sean Neely, Sam Neely, Josh Weber, Chase English, Tom Fudge, Bob Battjes, Denny Blodgett, Warren English, Mike Doe, and Andy Rieth. A special thanks goes out to Matt Wolf for letting us use the south edge of his property to stage the fireworks. (If we missed anyone, that’s on us – and sorry!)
If you see any of these folks over the coming days, take time to personally thank them for making the Klinger Lake Fireworks possible in 2020. Also, while a few of our key volunteers will be back in 2021, they’ve let us know that next year’s show will be their last – so we’ll be looking for a new (perhaps younger?) set of volunteers that they can train in 2021 to carry on this great tradition. If a few people each do a little, it’s not too much work for anyone. We’ll be able to provide more details next spring.
Thanks from the Klinger Lake Association Board of Directors and the Fireworks Committee.
First and foremost, a huge THANK YOU goes out to everyone who donated for the display. Without our donors, the show isn't possible.
Next, we want to recognize our team of volunteers, led by Charlie Stutesman. The following people contributed either their time and expertise, or their resources (like their boat, pontoon trailers, etc):
Haven Wensinger, Nick Harker, Larry Harker, Andy Ulrich, Ryan Speicher, Derek Bystry, Sean Neely, Sam Neely, Josh Weber, Chase English, Tom Fudge, Bob Battjes, Denny Blodgett, Warren English, Mike Doe, and Andy Rieth. A special thanks goes out to Matt Wolf for letting us use the south edge of his property to stage the fireworks. (If we missed anyone, that’s on us – and sorry!)
If you see any of these folks over the coming days, take time to personally thank them for making the Klinger Lake Fireworks possible in 2020. Also, while a few of our key volunteers will be back in 2021, they’ve let us know that next year’s show will be their last – so we’ll be looking for a new (perhaps younger?) set of volunteers that they can train in 2021 to carry on this great tradition. If a few people each do a little, it’s not too much work for anyone. We’ll be able to provide more details next spring.
Thanks from the Klinger Lake Association Board of Directors and the Fireworks Committee.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan DNR no longer is processing Boater Safety Licenses nor allowing in-person classes to take place. Therefore, the annual Boater Safety Class sponsored by the Klinger Lake Association will not take place this summer. We look forward to sponsoring the class next year.
In the meantime, stay safe and healthy on Klinger Lake!
In the meantime, stay safe and healthy on Klinger Lake!
- Welcome to the Klinger Lake Association Web Site -- This is the place to get the latest news about Klinger Lake. We invite you to "Like" us using the link at the top of this page.
- The 2020 Annual Meeting was held online via Zoom. If you missed the meeting, you can watch or listen to a recording of it on the Meeting Minutes page.
- The approved minutes of the June 8, 2020 meeting of the KLA Board of Directors are available on the Meeting Minutes page.
- A new message has been shared by Mike Needham, president of the Klinger Lake Association. Please visit "From the President" to read it.
- Visit the Lake News page for information on upcoming road work in the lake area.
- Concerned about weeds floating onto your beach? KLA water quality expert Mike Needham has done some research about it and shares his findings in this online article (with pictures of the two most common weeds that are showing up).
- When you need something, please support our Directory Advertisers! They help pay the cost of publishing the Directory as well as the various services we provide. You can view their listings online. Please use the Directory Index page to find a business or service that you are looking for, or you can try our own search engine (see above). Please don't forget to tell them you saw their listing in the Directory or on our web site!
- Do your part to help keep Klinger clean! Visit the Lake Environment Page for some important tips.
- Don't be a victim! Keep buildings and vehicles locked at all times. Do not leave valuable items in your vehicle where they can be seen. If you see possible criminal activity, please call the Sheriff's Office Central Dispatch at 269-467-4195. If you see something, say something.
- Launching your boat at Klinger Lake? Please watch this YouTube video to learn how to help prevent the spread of invasive plants. Also, please remember that power loading is not allowed.
- Meet your friends on Facebook! The "Klinger Lake" group is for everyone, and "I Miss Klinger Lake b/c it's the most chill place there is", is especially for young adults. If you have problems joining a group, use our contact form to send us a message so we can help you. There is also a Facebook page for the Klinger Lake Association which we encourage you to "Like" if you want to receive updates from us.
Report emergencies, including significant chemical and oil spills, to the St. Joseph County Sheriff's Department by calling 911. You can also reach them at (269) 467-9045. The office is open 24/7. The non-emergency number is (269) 467-4195.
The Klinger Lake Association is a voluntary organization made up of residents and friends of Klinger Lake.
The Mission of the Klinger Lake Association is to preserve, protect and improve Klinger Lake and surrounding property, and to keep all members informed of activities and conditions affecting the welfare of the area.
PLEASE JOIN THE KLINGER LAKE ASSOCIATION TODAY!
The Klinger Lake Association is a voluntary organization made up of residents and friends of Klinger Lake.
The Mission of the Klinger Lake Association is to preserve, protect and improve Klinger Lake and surrounding property, and to keep all members informed of activities and conditions affecting the welfare of the area.
PLEASE JOIN THE KLINGER LAKE ASSOCIATION TODAY!