Association News
Park for Lakewood – Please Take the Survey
by Randee King on Oct.10, 2022, under Association News
The Lakewood Civic Association has been working with the City of Baytown to construct a park for our neighborhood and we need your feedback. We are trying to reach as many people as possible to get your input. Even if you attended the meeting held a few weeks ago, or offered your thoughts at National Night Out about potential parks, it’s still very important to fill out the survey.
It will only take a few minutes to complete this survey. It’s exciting that the City has money in the budget for a park for Lakewood, which would enhance our neighborhood. Please take this short survey by clicking on the link below. Thanks!
Lakewood October Events
by Randee King on Sep.26, 2022, under Association News
October is a busy month. We hope you will join us.
- October 1st from 8 am – 2 pm there will be a Community Garage Sale. There’s still time to register your home to be listed on social media. If you are a LCA member, yard signs are available upon request. A list of participating homes can be found on the LCA website (lakewoodcivic.org). Sell some items you no longer need or go shopping that day for some great deals.
- October 4th from 6-8 pm Neighborhood Night Out at Travis Park. There will be snacks, games for adults and kids, prizes and more. Come out and meet your neighbors and City Officials.
- October 1st – October 21st there will be a Halloween Decorating Contest. Decorate your yard for a chance to win a gift card. Winners will also have a sign to display in their yard.
These events are brought to you by the Lakewood Civic Association, Lakewood Neighborhood Watch and our wonderful neighborhood volunteers!

Park for Lakewood
by Randee King on Sep.16, 2022, under Association News
At the meeting with the City of Baytown on September 12, 2022, the City presented location options for a park along with several pros and cons for each location. Below are the charts they presented. We have also requested the City create a survey so people who could not attend the meeting will have a chance to provide their opinion. It’s exciting that the process has begun to create a park for Lakewood.




Lakewood Meeting – Monday, September 12 @ 6 pm
by Randee King on Sep.08, 2022, under Association News
Would you like to see more amenities for Lakewood? The Lakewood Civic Association has been working with the City to build a Dog Park for our neighborhood, and with input from residents there’s also a potential to include a separate play area for children or teens and perhaps even a walking track. A park would be a great enhancement for Lakewood which could increase home values and make Lakewood an even more desirable location to live.
We need your attendance to make this project happen. Please join us on Monday, September 12th at 6 pm at the Fire Training Field, located at 7022 Bayway Drive. The City of Baytown will be providing information and soliciting input.
Where to locate the park is key to having a safe, accessible location that takes into account the needs of the park users as well as the effect the park will have on neighbors and the environment. These pictures show maps where the City owns property in and around Lakewood where a park could be situated.



We hope to see you on September 12th!
Also, please mark your calendars for these other upcoming events:
- October 1st – Community Garage Sale from 8 am – 2 pm. If you would like to sell items at your home and have your address listed, please send an email to garagesale@lakewoodcivic.org There is no fee to participate and yard signs are available to LCA members upon request.
- October 4th – Neighborhood Night Out from 6 pm – 8 pm at Travis Park. Everyone in the neighborhood is invited and there will be food, games, prizes and more. Come out and meet your neighbors and some City officials at this fun event.
Community Garage Sale – October 1st
by Randee King on Sep.06, 2022, under Association News
Hello Neighbors! It’s Community Garage Sale Time! Lakewood and Lakewood Estates will join forces again for a Community Garage Sale on Saturday, October 1 from 8am-2pm. The LCA will be collecting addresses in Lakewood to be posted on the LCA website and linked through several online sites plus a newspaper ad. All residents can participate.
Please send your address to garagesale@lakewoodcivic.org if you would like your address listed. If you are a LCA member, yard signs are available upon request. So, clean out those closets and get ready to make some extra money at your own home.

PARK DISCUSSION FOR LAKEWOOD – September 12th
by Randee King on Aug.30, 2022, under Association News
The City of Baytown is moving the discussion for a Park for Lakewood. It will now be held on September 12th at 6 pm at the Fire Training Field which is located at 7022 Bayway Drive.
Please support this initiative which will enhance on neighborhood by attending this meeting.
Thanks!
Baytown Sun Article – Good Neighbor Award
by Randee King on Aug.23, 2022, under Association News
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by Randee King on Aug.14, 2022, under Association News
Please help us recognize James Springer as the latest recipient of the Lakewood Good Neighbor award. James is well known for his dedication and the numerous hours he volunteers running the Lakewood Pool. James also is one of the first people to help people out with questions on our neighborhood and makes a special effort to keep our neighborhood looking nice. We thank James for being such a good Lakewood neighbor.
If you would like to recognize someone for the Good Neighbor Award, please visit https://lakewoodcivic.org/?page_id=2404 This distinction will be awarded on a quarterly basis and recognized with a yard sign and gift card.

Oyster Growing for a Healthier Bay
by Randee King on Aug.08, 2022, under Association News
The Lakewood Civic Association has partnered with the Galveston Bay Foundation to pilot growing oysters in Burnet Bay. Did you know one oyster filters 50 gallons of water a day helping to remove unwanted pollutants? However, oysters and their habitat are threatened by increasingly powerful storms (60% of oyster habitat was lost in Hurricane Ike), overharvesting and pollution. Our goal is to grow oysters and create an oyster reef which will serve as shelter for crabs, shrimp, and juvenile fish, and in turn serve as a food source for other wildlife. In addition, the oyster reefs help stabilize sediment on the bay bottom and can prevent erosion along shorelines while the oysters remove pollutants for a healthier bay.

Lakewood Civic Association 2022-23 Board Officers Elected
by Lakewood on May.20, 2022, under Association News
The new officers for the Lakewood Civic Association can be found via this link:
2022-23 LCA Officers and Members
Renita Price was appointed to replace Spencer Carnes.
