The Upper/Lower Red Lake
Keep It Clean Committee
The Committee is made up of local and regional stakeholders
who share a common concern - the safe removal of human waste and garbage
from the ice of public waters.
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Human waste and garbage do not belong on the ice,
under the ice, or along our shorelines.
Please do your part to protect and preserve this valuable resource
now, and for generations to come.
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DURING THE WINTER FISHING SEASON
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WHAT CAN I DO?
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Have a plan before you head out for your day trip or overnight stay.
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Keeping all belongings and trash off the ice, in hard sided containers with tight fitting lids, or in your shelter or back of your vehicle at all times, makes pickup and disposal less of a chore when you pack up to go. It also eliminates the chance of leftovers being lost or forgotten when you leave.
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Yellow snow is not OK. The next person to use your site should not have to clean that up. Bag it with your toilet waste.
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Be responsible for your toilet and pet waste. Brightly colored durable bags are good choice.
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It is unlawful to discharge waste anywhere but in designated receptacles.
At Upper Red Lake:
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Human waste should be bagged, collected separately from household trash or other solid waste
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Dispose of it designated receptacles at assigned locations on shore.
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​A licensed hauler will transport this waste to an approved site for burial or incineration.
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​Do not contaminate public or private trash bins with fish guts or human waste.
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Do not put household trash in clearly marked human waste receptacles.
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If you have access to a winter dump station, please use it with caution.
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IF YOU DON'T KNOW, ASK.
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Your cooperation is expected and greatly appreciated in order to keep our area vibrant and our lakes clean.
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