About Us

The Diamond Lake Improvement Association, Inc of Dayton, MN was formed in 2012 to respond to impaired lake quality issues, incorporated in 2013 and is a 501(c)(3) organization. 

The purpose of our organization is:

- To support and conduct non-partisan research, education, and informational activities

   to increase public awareness of the Diamond Lake

- To improve the lake quality and habitat

- To prevent lake quality deterioration

Our main project for this year is treatment of the curly-leaf pondweed invasive species.  In addition, we are involved in the Adopt a Highway program for two roads around the lake area, and typically have a float in the Dayton Heritage Day parade.

In the News: Champlin Dayton Press 4/15, 8/15, 5/16

Please contact Bruce LaMotte, our President, for additional information.  We also have a Facebook page.

Membership is open to any household within 1000 feet of Diamond Lake. Our annual dues are $35. Please contact Chuck Wagner, our treasurer, to drop off your check made payable to "Diamond Lake Improvement Association, Inc", or bring it to the meeting and we will see you at our next meeting!

Many of our members have also chosen to financially contribute to the cost of fighting invasive species on our lake, however participation is voluntary so don't let that affect your decision to become a member if you are not able to contribute at this time.

Board of Directors:

• President - Bruce LaMotte

• VicePresident - Mark Byrne

• Secretary - Erika Lohn

• Treasurer - Chuck Wagner

• MemberAtLarge - 

Committee Chairs:

• Fundraising - Eve Cooper

Send email to the title and append @DiamondLake.org