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August 2026 newsletter
A note from our MPOA President Ray O’Brien
This month we’re going to kick off an educational series based on questions I’ve continued to hear throughout the community about the MPOA. Every newsletter we’ll answer questions we’ve been gathering as part of our “Wonder Life” Program. Since becoming president, the question I hear most often is simple, “What does the MPOA do?” It’s a fair question, and where this series begins. We welcome any feedback or questions.
June 2026 newsletter
A note from our MPOA President Ray O’Brien
As summer gets into full swing, your Board continues to focus on the issues and events that matter most to our community. The recent lake closure was a disappointment for all of us, but protecting the health and safety of our residents and visitors remains our top priority. We appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation as we work closely with the appropriate agencies to monitor the lake conditions.
Lake Manager’s Report – July 2026
- The invoice for the Wonder Lake Dam sluice gate repairs and upgrades was received, reviewed, and approved for payout. The contractor’s proposal cost estimate was $102,308, and the final invoiced amount was $123,073.
Lake Manager’s Report – June 2026
- The Wonder Lake Dam spillway repairs and upgrades were successfully completed. The work included first removing the failed concrete and steel protective structure that was exerting pressure on the west sluice gate, rendering it inoperable.
Lake Manager’s Report – May 2026
- The Wonder Lake Dam spillway repairs and upgrades got underway yesterday. The contractor’s first effort was to relieve the pressure on the stainless-steel shaft that would normally allow the west sluice gate to be cranked open, and more importantly, cranked shut. This shaft had been bent just enough to prevent the west sluice gate from operating.