Preserving the Lakes of La Porte, Indiana
Preserving the Lakes of La Porte, Indiana
The La Porte Lake Association is a non-profit organization comprised of both businesses and residents from La Porte, Indiana, and the surrounding neighborhoods who are concerned about the quality and health of our local lakes.
Who We Are
The initiation of The La Porte Lake Improvement Association began in 1965 by area businesses and residents, both on the lake and in surrounding neighborhoods, who were concerned about the quality and health of our lakes. To ensure continued enjoyment of these lakes, the La Porte Area Lake Association monitors issues and problems that could affect everything and everyone that uses these lakes from recreational activity to native wildlife. We work hard at keeping our lakes clean, we work with Biologists, weed control professionals, and the DNR to determine action plans for the forever yearly changing weeds, and protection of the vegetation, fish, and wildlife on our lakes along with the DNRs recommendations of what of those need to be controlled.
Raised for Flood Control
Walleye Stocked
Invested in Fish Stocking
Years Serving La Porte
About the La Porte Lake Association
The La Porte Lake Association (LLA) is a nonprofit formed in 1965 by local residents and businesses committed to protecting the health and quality of La Porte’s lakes.
We work with biologists and environmental experts to manage water quality, control invasive weeds, and protect the ecosystems of Stone Lake and Pine Lake, ensuring they remain a valuable resource for our entire community.
Lake Treatment & Restoration Efforts
Protecting the health of our lakes requires ongoing, science-based treatment and long-term planning. The La Porte Lake Association works to protect the health, safety, and enjoyment of Stone Lake and Pine Lake.
Pine Lake Flood Management
Long-term water level management solutions help prevent flooding while protecting lake ecosystems.
Aquatic Weed Control
Managing invasive weeds improves boating, fishing, and swimming while restoring a healthier lake environment.
Walleye Stocking
Restocking efforts rebuild fish populations and strengthen the ecological balance of our lakes.









