The Teams, They are A’Forming
LPIA’s 100th year has begun. We’ve started planning, based on results of the member survey.
We’ve also conducted outreach to members who offered to volunteer. So far, we have formed 1/2 dozen teams across various committees engaging some 30 members. Committees are the vehicles through which you can share your voice.
To view the volunteer opportunities and join a team, click here.
To view the results of the member survey, click here.
Member Reports Available
It’s great to operate in the black. Our Treasurer, Rick Amicucci, put together a financial report showing Income and Expenses since April of 2024 through mid-March 2025. You can view the numerical data or see a graphical depiction by month here.
Rick also generated a document showing the growth in membership and associated revenue, including dock storage. To view that report, click here.
Lock into Love
We think we might have come up with a new, lasting, tradition for our special squeezes, whether that’s another human or your best, furry friend. It’s called Love Locks.
Valentine’s Day falls on a Friday, but we don’t want to interfere with that. To help us spread the love around, check out the Events Page here.
Just the FAQS, Man!
We’ll be beefing up this section of our webpage with some basic information about the river, our property, and new laws and regulations that coastal associations like ours must comply with including LPIA’s permit. After all, there is certain information members may want or need to know, or at least where to go to find it.
Once we get more bandwidth and assistance, we can make this webpage a true resource for the community. To visit the FAQ page, click here.
QR Codes in the Queue
EGAD! That’s right. One of these days, you’ll see a QR code on the main sign that when scanned, will take you to our website—probably the events page, but maybe something intriguing like geo-locating a hidden toy or treasure in the neighborhood (think Survivor). You might also spot a QR code down near the beach that will link you to real time data on the health of the river (think, is it safe to harvest shell fish today?) plus other basics.
Want to be part of LPIA’s Beta testing 101 group? Contact us.