The Mission of the KLCD is to Revitalize, Enhance and Protect the water quality of Koontz Lake. The formation of the KLCD will relieve the Koontz Lake Association from having to rely solely on donations and inconsistent grants by generating a consistent source of funding through a modest increase in the property tax of Koontz Lake residents. The KLCD needs your help to keep Koontz Lake clean, safe, and beautiful for residents.
The next Regular Meeting of the Koontz Lake Conservancy District Board will be held held on Tuesday, August 1st 2023 at 6:00 p.m. (CDT) / 7:00 p.m. (EDT). The meeting will be held at the Sewer District Building located at 10625 E Prairie Ave. All interested freeholders are invited to attend the meeting with questions and/or concerns regarding any aspect of the conservancy district. For those not able to attend in person, you can join remotely by calling (240) 591-0378 and entering the code 385729# when prompted. If you do call in, please announce yourself and then mute your device to prevent background noise from disrupting the meeting. You can also attend via this website.
A calendar of all future meetings can be seen by clicking on this link.
To see an estimate of your 2023 taxes, click here.
Koontz Lake was formed in 1848 when Samuel Koontz built a dam on Robbins Ditch near where the dam is today. This caused two lakes to join together, creating Koontz Lake as we know it today. For a brief history of the lake, historic efforts to improve the lake, what our current problems are, and what we plan to do about it in the future, please click here.
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