To learn about goose egg oiling, weed management, lake levels, rain gardens, and other lake management-related topics, please visit the Lake Management Page

Meetings

• 6:00 p.m.
• 2nd Wednesday of every month
• City Hall Council Chambers

Agendas and Minutes

About the Committee

The Lake Welfare Committee studies all problems and issues relating to Nagawicka Lake and the Bark River within the city limits.  

Members

The Lake Welfare Committee is made up of 1 Common Council member, 9 Citizens from all Districts, and 1 Nashotah Rep. Terms are 2 years for most; odd years for odd district and even years for even districts. 

• Paul Price, District 6 Alderman
• Mike Hausman, Citizen Member D1
• Chris Arndt, Citizen Member D2
• Jerry Dunnick, Citizen Member D2
• Susan McVey, Citizen Member D2
• Mark Millot, Citizen Member D3
• Sarah Reardon - Citizen Member D4
• Gayle Gaborsky, Citizen Member D5
• Don Tills, Citizen Member D6
• Andrew Vrakas, Citizen Member D7
• Louis Scopp – Nashotah Rep

Visit our Boards, Committees, and Commissions Directory for email and phone information.

If you would like to serve on a Board, Committee, or Commission - please fill out an interest form. Common Council is on the application in case there is a vacancy and the Common Council would need to fill the position prior to the next election.

Adopt A Portion of the River

Adopt-A-River is a volunteer program which encourages local groups, Scout Troops, business and civic organizations, churches, families, etc., to adopt a City of Delafield portion of the Bark River and clean up refuse a minimum of two times per year, once in the spring and again in the fall. The Public Works Department provides the garbage bags, closure ties, and dumpsters for the materials.

Apply for Adoption

Waiver Form

Adoption Terms and Conditions

Adoption Clean-Up Report

Please contact the City Hall at 262-646-6220 or via email at clerksoffice@ci.delafield.wi.us with any questions.

Many of the links below are broken. The Lake Welfare Committee will be completing a review of the items below to see which ones can be restored and are needed. 

In the interim, here are some links that may assist you with items you are curious about when it comes to Lake Nagawicka:

1. Wisconsin DNR Nagawicka Lake Detail
2. STATE LAWS BANNING PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZER USE
3. UW Protecting your Waterfront Investment Guide
4. Resident Canada Goose Management Pamphlet