Mission Statemnt
To protect and improve the water quality of Long Pond
Eradicate the invasive weeds.
To stabilize and protect the water level.
To preserve Long Pond’s status as a
complete recreational body of water.
To preserve wildlife and ecosystem health of the pond.
In general, protect the property rights and promote the general welfare of Long Pond and its members.
About Us
Our Board of Directors
Executive Board:
John Worley - President
Gary Loranger - Vice President
Christine Lech-Goulart - Secretary
Bren Ladino - Treasurer
Our Directors:
Marc Clerc
Liam Conway
Steven Feldman
Tom Kennedy
Bill Napolitano
Timothy Olean
Christopher Osborn
Brian Rose
Robert Stephanian
Phil Trombley
Cody Velozo
Doris Voye
Martha Worley
Joseph Zajac
Long Pond Association holds an annual meeting on the 3rd Saturday in July to elect a Board of Directors and to conduct any other business of the Association.
This year's annual meeting is
July 20,2024
We Are A Nonprofit
Each lake is unique and each has its own group of people - the property owners and visitors to the lake - who are passionate about the quality of the lake and its future.
It is human nature to protect what we care about, and it is up to everyone who cares about a particular lake to leave it clean as a legacy for future generations.
Long Pond Association is again active and is now approved as a nonprofit organization.
We are a volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation of Long Pond.
We are working closely with SRPEDD Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District
and APC Assawompset Pond Complex and are happy to say that progress is being made on the invasive weed removal issue.
LPA BY-LAWS
LPA BY-LAWS
Long Pond Association
By-Laws
Introduction to By-Laws
Every association is required to have by-laws and must be in accordance with state and government procedures. Association by-laws regulate the internal practices and procedures of associations by defining the relations, rights and duties of the members and the powers , duties and limitations of the officers and directors. Power to adopt or amend the by-laws is the responsibility of the Board of Directors, if a conflict arises between the by-laws and state and government laws, the state and government laws take precedence.