We think we have the BEST team on the lake... they go out and prove it everyday! Thank you to all past, present and future team members who make Waterfront Restoration a GREAT PLACE TO WORK!
Join our team this summer: https://t.co/1a0YhqpyBu
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We are hiring Job Site Managers to lead our dive crews on our mission to help people enjoy their lakes this summer. Apply Now! We are eager to meet you! https://t.co/C3wxTX5sQs
Waterfront Restoration is hiring divers for our 2021 season on our amazing Minnesota lakes. Apply now to join our crew that helps people enjoy their lake without weeds! #waterfrontrestoration#scubadiving#workoutside https://t.co/C3wxTX5sQs
Waterfront Restoration is hiring divers for our 2021 season on our amazing Minnesota lakes. Apply now to join our crew that helps people enjoy their lake without weeds! #waterfrontrestoration#scubadiving#workoutside https://t.co/ik5ZgFPqq0
Wishing a Happy birthday to Lauren Brandt! Our operation couldn't run as smooth as it does without the support of all our team members spouses. Have an amazing day!
Looking for fall colors? Take a look at the Fall Color Finder! Minnesota state park staff update the report weekly. Don't procrastinate, colors can change quickly! https://t.co/qDrToV9uZj #JustAddNature#OnlyInMN
Too much salt! When the snow and ice melts, the salt that is applied to remove the unwanted ice and snow, goes with it and enters into our lakes. Salt contains chloride which is a water pollutant. One teaspoon of the it can have an effect of 5 gallons of water.
Happy #VeteransDay to all active and retired military personnel! We have outdoor recreation licenses, permits and passes that you are eligible for. Thank you for your service! https://t.co/l8bYQIXMKi #OnlyinMN
Today, City of Minneapolis public works crews replaced 22 street signs around Bde Maka Ska.
This completes the process of changing street and park names to reflect Bde Maka Ska, the Dakota name for the lake used by the local American Indian community for many years.
Decaying lake weeds that are left unmaintained start to create muck build up and a breading ground for invasive weed species. Don't just take our word for it... see the drastic changes for yourself!
Lake Minnetonka Water Level: 929.3 ft.
Grayโs Bay Dam Discharge: 200 cubic feet per second (cfs)
Dam discharge remains at 200 cfs as we work to drawn the lake level down 8.4 inches to 928.6 ft.