Current News at Lakewood

This is an update to the original post: Gov. Tony Evers announced today he has ordered Health Services Secretary Andrea Palm to extend his stay-at-home order another month to May 26, though with some easing of past restrictions to allow certain activities to start up again.That includes allowing public libraries to provide curb-side pickup and

I am not a physician nor an infectious disease physician, I am a nurse practitioner. I love to research and there are many opinions and false things going around about Coronavirus or COVID -19. Where I get my information: Center of Disease and Protection (CDC): https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html World Health Organization (WHO): https://www.who.int/ National Institute of Allergy and Infectious

Note to Lakewood POA Owners: You will receive the following contents in two separate mailings to your mailing address on file with the Secretary of Lakewood POA. We’ve provided you with a return envelope, but you may choose to use your own due to the size of the ballot. When returning the envelope, it is VERY

The Board has appointed Scott Geiger, interim director to fill a vacancy seat on the Board until the elections in May when he will run for the seat. Thanks Scott for all that you have already accomplished for Lakewood Property Owners Association. If you would like to run for a seat on the Board of

The final version of the bylaw revisions have been posted for you to consider.  Find it at Member Info, Bylaw revisions.  Then click on the link below to access the final revised bylaws that will be voted on next month. Each section will have a separate vote on the ballot. That way, if you like

Thanks Kathleen Pugh for sharing.  This is a great check list for those who need to winterize their place. Closing up the Cabin for the Winter Outside Clean and winterize lawn mower and other gas-powered yard equipment. Store fire pit decorations, emptied flower pots, drained hoses and sprinklers, and deflated water toys. Look for air