Read the latest edition of the Lakeside Quarterly Newsletter featuring lots of helpful community reminders and Association information. Click HERE to view the Winter 2023 Newsletter.

Lakeside is excited to partner with the American Red Cross and host a series of blood drives at the Lakeside Clubhouse. The Blood Drives will be held in January, March & May.

It is important for everyone to plan and practice a fire escape. Learning more about fire safety and prevention can be life saving.

Read the latest edition of the Lakeside Quarterly Newsletter featuring lots of helpful community reminders and Association information. Click HERE to view the FALL 2022 Newsletter.

Read the latest edition of the Lakeside Quarterly Newsletter featuring lots of helpful community reminders and Association information. Click HERE to view the SUMMER 2022 Newsletter.

It was noted on a recent compliance drive, that there are several homes throughout our gorgeous community, that have overgrown trees, trees with low-hanging branches, or trees that have visibly dying branches. 

Paint is your home’s first and best defense against the elements. It is also the first impression for your guests and potential buyers. However, many homeowners do not know when it is time to paint.

Letting your grass die impacts your property value, and that of your neighbors. Water restrictions don’t necessarily mean you have to let your landscaping dreams vanish. There are so many wonderful ways to enhance your curb appeal while also being water conscious.

Read the latest edition of the Lakeside Quarterly Newsletter featuring lots of helpful community reminders and Association information. Click HERE to view the SPRING 2022 Newsletter.

Board of Director elections will occur at our Annual Meeting on April 26th. Get to know the candidates that are interested in serving our community as a board member.

If you would like to nominate yourself or another member as a candidate for one of the 3 positions on the Board of Directors, please download the Director Nomination & Candidacy Statement. Forms must be received by February 25, 2022 by 4:00PM.

Read the latest edition of the Lakeside Quarterly Newsletter featuring lots of helpful community reminders and Association information. Click HERE to view the Winter 2022 Newsletter.

Check out some photos from our Breakfast with Santa event. Despite the challenges of 2021, we made it work and it was a success! We loved seeing our community out there!

The San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission (SJRRC) has released a draft EIR for the Elk Grove Station Project. Interested parties are encouraged to review the draft EIR on the project website: https://sjrrc.com/elk-grove-station/.

The holiday season is quickly approaching so it’s time to write that letter to Santa, join us at our drive-thru Santa event and give back to our community through a toy and food drive.

Read the latest edition of the Lakeside Quarterly Newsletter featuring lots of helpful community reminders and Association information. Click HERE to view the Fall 2021 Newsletter.

***UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who donated items in support of the firefighters that worked hard to stop the Caldor fire. We are so proud of our community and everyone who stepped up to help!

Conserving water has become a way of life for many Californians.  One popular way to conserve water is having drought-tolerant plants and a low water usage landscape. However, many people have misconceptions about what low water usage landscapes should look like and the ongoing maintenance required to care for them.

In the past several years in Elk Grove, we have lost at least one home to improperly disposed of fireworks and one home every year to illegal fireworks. So yes, it can happen here also. Please read these important safety tips if you plan to use fireworks this 4th of July.

As many of you know, our beautiful pear trees are infected with a destructive bacterial disease called Fire Blight. This common and aggressive disease can be very expensive to treat and difficult if not impossible to control. Read more about why the Board plans to replace some of our pear trees.