What's happening at Edgewold

Edgewold has a new website. It's built to make communication easier between the board and residents, to give the association a real public face, and to keep records — bylaws, meeting minutes, forms — somewhere durable and accessible. Residents can sign in to see the full member area; everyone else can read about the neighborhood, the park, and what the board is working on. If you live in Edgewold and haven't received a sign-in invitation, reach out to the board.

The board is working through a restatement of the association's bylaws, which were last amended in February 1992. The current document still references the swim club that closed a decade ago, member share certificates that no longer exist, and a governance structure that doesn't reflect how Edgewold actually operates. The working documents — a findings summary and an executive summary of strategic options — are available in the bylaws section of the site. A restated draft will be circulated to members ahead of a vote.

The association is hosting a neighborhood gathering in the park on Saturday, June 20. Time and other details will be posted closer in. If you've moved in recently, this is a good one to come to.