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This site is for information pertinent to the property owners of Duck Lake in Highland, MI. What is the Duck Lake Property Owners Association (DLPOA)? This is a voluntary association for residents on Duck Lake and those with Duck Lake access.

Oct 15, 2024 · Aqua-Weed will be on the lake again tomorrow to treat weed growth in Middle Duck and Little Duck. See the attached for application specifics. There is a no swimming restriction in the treated areas only until 8/28.

I heard that the cause of Duck Lakes low water level is from fracking….the state, and tribe should get their act together to combat this problem!

The Operations and Maintenance Division under the Water Resources Commissioner (WRC) maintains structures and publishes weekly lake level reports for the Oakland County lakes with a legally established level including Duck Lake.

Jun 30, 2023 · As you can see, there are six beaches on Duck Lake that are regularly tested. The Axford Acres Ramada Road location is the only one that had a closure for 2 days. While we have not seen a closure happen in a long time it is fairly common on many Michigan beaches where waterfowl like to hang out and especially after a lot of rain.

Duck Lake Property Owners Association P.O. Box 368 Highland, MI 48357 248.382.8870 [email protected]. Have a question or comment? Please submit your message below and we will respond as quickly as possible:

Jun 26, 2024 · Hello members this is a reminder that we will have our regularly scheduled 3rd Wednesday of the month board meeting TOMORROW, Wednesday, July 17, 2024, 7:30 pm at the Axford Acres Beach and Boat Launch, 3261 Ramada Dr, Highland.

Do you have some old minutes we are missing? Have any other Duck Lake historical items? Drop us a message so we can arrange adding them to our archives.

Each and every one of us is accountable for keeping our lake safe by being courteous to others and following boater safety rules. Some tips for ensuring safe boating: Travel around the lake in a counterclockwise direction; Yield to non-motorized watercraft (kayaks, paddle boats, sail boats, etc.) and those with people in tow (tubers, skiers, etc.)