Gleneagles Neighborhood Association, INC

Pool

THE GLENEAGLES POOL WILL OPEN JUNE 29th. SEE BELOW FOR NEW RESTRICTIONS FROM THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT DUE TO COVID-19.

The pool will operate at 50% occupancy with a cap at 135 residents total; residents must wait for next time slot if capacity is reached
Masks must be used when not in the water, residents will not be allowed entry without a face cover
There will be no pool furniture present; residents may bring towel, chair, canopy, etc. to utilize during your visit, but must remove when leaving the pool deck
The pool will close every two hours for a fifteen minute sanitization of high traffic areas; residents will be required to exit the pool and reenter if they wish to continue swimming. Arrive early to ensure full time access without interruption
Six-foot social distancing from other resident groups will be enforced
There will be no purchasing of guest passes this season

The Gleneagles community pool is available to all residents of Gleneagles. All residents are required to have a pool pass in order to access the pool. Pool passes can be obtained from the management company by visiting the community center during office hours. COMMUNITY CENTER REMAINS CLOSED, PLEASE CONTACT CLEMENTS BAY FOR ACCOMMODATIONS.

During pool hours the pool staff can be reached at 240-518-8072

The Pool Hours for the 2020 season are:

Monday	11 AM - 8 PM
Tuesday	11 AM - 8 PM
Wednesday	11 AM - 8 PM
Thursday	11 AM - 8 PM
Friday	11 AM - 8:30 PM
Saturday	11 AM - 8:30 PM
Sunday	12 PM - 8 PM

The pool will be available until Labor Day weekend.

Please retain your pool passes at the end of every pool season.

News & Announcements

GE 2021 Proposed Budget

Posted on Sep 21st, 2020

The 2021 Proposed Budget for circulation.

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Docket #1420

Posted on Sep 1st, 2020

Charles County Board of Appeals Docket #1420 announcement below. Potential for 157 foot tower on the property of St. Charles High school.

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ATV/Dirt Bikes, a note from Community Officer Duley

Posted on Jul 22nd, 2020

Operating unregistered off road vehicles including All Terrain Vehicles ("four wheelers") and dirt bikes on county roads is prohibited by state law. The maximum penalties for violating this law include imprisonment not exceeding 90 days and a fine not exceeding $500. Additional secondary law violations that could potentially occur are as follows: driving without a license; operating an uninsured motor vehicle; operating an unregistered motor vehicle; and if you fail to stop for a police officer that activates emergency equipment, fleeing and eluding. This list is not all inclusive of potential charges that could result from this act.