Our mission is to protect, preserve, and improve the integrity of our 3 beautiful lakes and its ecosystems through education and communications between concerned citizens. Take a peak at all the pages on this website for lake information for PJC. 

Announcements and Upcoming Happenings!  

• MEMBERSHIP for Calendar 2025 - PJC always welcomes new members. Dues for 2025 calendar year are $35.  To join us, mail a $35 check to: PJC Lake Association, PO Box 171, Edwardsburg, MI 49112 and include your name, lake and mailing address

• MUTE SWANS - There are updates to our mute swan control efforts in our SWANS AND WILDLIFE - Swan Studies page. 

• For AQUATIC PLANTS and WATER QUALITY see these our pages for updated information on purple loosestrife and 2024 results. 

• May 10th - Lake Cleanup - Public launch 9:30am- Bring your boat/kayak and we will bring a garbage bag for lake pickup!

• June 28th - Annual Membership Meeting - 10am - Teed Off - A great way to learn about lake happenings, activity, and stewardship while meeting neighbors and Riparians. 

• July 4th - PJC Fireworks - Friday July 4th, 2025. Fireworks are arranged by the PJC Fireworks Fundraiser FB group

• July 19th - PJC Poker Run (PJC Fireworks Fundraiser on FB)

• Boat Safety - We are connected to our Ontwa District 7 Representative Roseann Marchetti, see our Friends of PJC for more contacts for Boat Safety, Road Commission, and other connections. There is also good information in our Riparian magazine. For the non-urgent number for boat safety, you can reach the dispatch at 269-445-1560

• Current PJC Board Members & Directors for 2025: 

  • President & Web - Jen Sailor

  • Treasurer - Cindy Osborne 

  • Vice President - Bonnie Elder

  • Secretary - Brenda Gans

  • Directors - Mike & Brenda Gans, Kim Woofter, Christine Ganger, Doug Ganger (Water Testing), Suzanne Malec-McKenna.

  • We welcome any and all interest in helping with the board with work and education. Please reach out to us via FB.

Don't miss our sunset photos captured below (our lake is famous for them). 

Fall cat tails, fog and nature captured by Bonnie Elder

Photos of sunsets and clouds shared by Darrin Schaap