Wallace Lake
Wallace Lake Sanitary District
PO Box 31
West Bend, WI 53095
Wallace Lake Sanitary District Board Members:
President
Vacant
Phone:
Commissioner
Judy Mastenbrook
(Billing Contact)
Phone: (262) 338-6934
Email: wlsd@townoftrenton.wi.gov
Commissioner
Freddie Mertzig
Phone: (262) 483-4045
Commissioner
Fred Mayer
Phone:
Wallace Lake
Wallace Lake is located in the Towns of Trenton and Barton, Washington County, Wisconsin. It is a spring-fed lake of glacial origin with a mean depth of 11 feet and maximum depth of 35 feet. Wallace Lake has a surface area of 51.7 acres and water volume of 558.1 acre-fee.
Wallace Lake Historical Documents:
Boating Regulations
Wake Hours: 10:00 AM through 6:30 PM
Speed Limit: 30 mph
Direction: Counter-Clockwise
Buoys are strategically placed to protect our Fisheries & Swimmers. Please respect them!
All DNR and Federal Boating rules apply in addition to the rules above.
The public boat landing is located on the east end of the lake, at the end of River Road (parking is limited).
Please respect the Lake and the wildlife and dispose of all trash in a respectable manner.
The Wallace Lake Sanitary District holds its regular meetings at 7:00 PM on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at the Trenton Town Hall, 1071 Highway 33 East, West Bend, WI 53095. All meetings are open to the public.
- Business Manager Dave Pautz: (414) 331-6398
The district holds its annual meeting and adopts the annual budget in the month of October.
An advisory committee was established in the early 1980s to allow special interest groups to develop and implement projects that benefit the quality of the lake for everyone. Through the volunteer efforts of property owners and people who frequent the lake, this committee has successfully implemented the following projects:
Weed Harvesting Program
Professional Survey of Submersed Aquatic Plants
Development of a Plan to control Eurasian Milfoil
Purchase of the first Weed Harvester
Implementation of a Harvesting Program
Ongoing Monitoring and Required Maintenance for the Program
Fish Management Program
Development of a Long Term Plan based on Professional Input
Fund Raising Campaign for Fish (Bass) Stocking Program
Development of a Regular Stocking Program (Walleye)
Water Quality Monitoring Program
This program needs to be re-established, please call if you are interested
Purple Loosestrife Control
Chemical Treatment to control the spread of Purple Loosestrife