FRIENDS OF SPIRIT LAKE
~ Spirit Lake Property Owners Association ~
Spirit Lake, Idaho
FRIENDS OF SPIRIT LAKE
~ Spirit Lake Property Owners Association ~
Spirit Lake, Idaho
FRIENDS OF SPIRIT LAKE
~ Spirit Lake Property Owners Association ~
Spirit Lake, Idaho

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Latest News- "Brickel Creek Restoration - Your Dues Dollars at Work"

SLPOA Mission

To develop the capacity within our community to provide a sustainable lake habitat that will allow all people who live, work and play within its environment an optimal North Idaho experience.

The Lakefront Property Owners Environmental Association of Spirit Lake (LPOEASL) better known as Spirit Lake Property Owners Association (SLPOA) has existed since 1973. We are a 501(3) tax exempt non-profit association of individuals and groups with a common interest in protecting and preserving the environment of the Spirit Lake watershed.

Improved Recreational
Opportunities
Improved Water Clarity
and Flow
Ensure Natural Plant
Survival
Sustain Natural Animal Life Environment
Improving the Fish
Habitat
Prevent and Control Potential Flooding

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Membership is open to all who share our environmental concerns, and contributions are tax deductible.
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Latest News

News from the Spirit Lake Community

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Volunteers and contractors worked to restore the bank of Brickel Creek where it was damaged when the bridge collapsed in 2023. In addition, a watering run was created for cattle that is designed to minimize bank erosion and keep the cattle from entering the creek. Inland Empire Paper Company provided logs and other materials for the restoration project. Hydrologist, Chris Hardy, planned the project, obtained necessary permits, and provided plantings and other materials needed for the project. Josh Clift, an expert landscape excavator operator, did most of the heavy lifting with a mini excavator. The SLPOA board allocated $3000 toward the project and provided volunteers. The...
Last Updated: Monday September 23, 2024
Lake Elevation: 2737.58 ft.
Monthly Change: -15 in.
Yearly Change: -54.5 in.
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