Welcome to Mid-Lakewood Civic Association!
Mid-Lakewood Civic association is an established neighborhood with many parks and wonderful residents! The Mid-Lakewood Civic Association (MLCA) board is a group of neighbors (not an HOA) working together to create a community that supports quality of life, the safety of our residents, property values, and the integrity of the character of our neighborhood.
Learn more about MLCA
By paying dues, and becoming a member of the association, you are contributing to the betterment of our neighborhood. Learn more about how dues benefit our neighborhood by clicking here.
Upcoming Events
Tree Lighting Ceremony & Cookie Exchange
December 1, 5pm at Meadowlark Park
Enjoy songs from the SLE choir, hot cocoa, and cookies!
We are doing a cookie exchange so bring a batch of your favorite cookies, and even a copy of the recipe so we can add it to our website!
Please bring canned food donations for the Jeffco Action Center.
Holiday Lights Contest!
This holiday season the MLCA is launching a holiday lights contest for the neighborhood. The winning residence with the best holiday lights will win a prize.
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December 1 to 15 - Nominate your neighbors with outstanding holiday lights to be one of the finalists by using the online form. Click the image below to nominate a neighbor!
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December 16 to 30 - Finalists will be chosen and a link will be sent to MLCA members to vote on the winner.
Important News
CCU Neighbor Guest Pass
This pilot program will run during the 2024-2025 school year and include the ability for individuals and families to receive an ID and lanyard with an optional parking permit AT NO COST. This will allow three things: 1) walking or biking through campus as desired, 2) enjoying Food for Thought coffee café in Leprino Hall at your convenience, and 3) use of the new library in the Armstrong Center! Get your pass here: https://form.jotform.com/Maxfield_John/ccu-guest-pass-2024-2025
The "Help a Neighbor" Program is now in action!
We are matching neighbors in need to those who are willing to help. If you need assistance with snow removal or are willing to help a neighbor, please contact us!
The Creighton Middle School Outdoor Improvement Committee just installed a new tennis/ pickleball court at Creighton and it is open for public use!
While Creighton is not exactly within the MLCA boundaries, it IS the middle school MLCA residents feed into and it's outdoor spaces are open to the public when school is not in session. The Improvement Committee (comprised of parents with students at Creighton) is developing a plan for the track and field and they would love neighborhood feedback.
Please fill out this quick questionnaire to let the committee know what kinds of equipment and activities you would like to see in this space: https://form.jotform.com/240566344603050
Learn more About Mid-Lakewood Civic Association by clicking HERE
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