A no wake order was issued for all of Pewaukee Lake on April 16 due to recent heavy rainfall. The City of Pewaukee announced that the order is effective immediately and will remain in place until water levels recede to a safe level.
The purpose of the no wake order is to minimize shoreline erosion, protect sensitive areas, and ensure boater safety. According to the city, officials are continuing to monitor water levels and will update residents as conditions change.
Pewaukee Lake is a central feature in a community that supports recreational facilities such as a public beach, an all-inclusive playground, and park rentals, according to the official website. The city also offers municipal services including utility billing, building permits, garbage and recycling collection, and municipal court operations according to the official website.
The City of Pewaukee promotes resident involvement through access to agendas, minutes, boards, commissions and community programs according to the official website. It aims to foster a physically, fiscally, culturally and environmentally sound community while maintaining a country feel for living, working and recreation according to the official website.
Serving as part of Wisconsin’s Lake Country region according to the official website, Pewaukee continues efforts that prioritize both environmental protection and public safety during periods of high water.
