Welcome to SLA

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Welcome to Square Lake Association (SLA for short). We hope you find this website useful in obtaining information about our community.  ​ Square Lake Association, a neighborhood membership organization, is comprised of two adjacent subdivisions, Square Lake and Meadowlands, containing approximately 172 properties. We also share the area with two condo associations which, although not a formal part of SLA, often join us in social events.


SQUARE LAKE ASSOCIATION 

SQUARE LAKE FEATURED IN MUSIC VIDEO BY MAC WATTS

Annual neighborhood clean up day - Saturday, April 27

Please join your friends and neighbors for our annual "Clean Sweep" event.  We will gather at the entrance to the Meadowlands at 9 AM on Saturday, April 27th to distribute trash bags and organize teams to collect debris around our neighborhood.  Bring gloves, rakes and your community spirit!

News and Events

  • Recent crimes in the area -- read the details on www.crimemapping.com and be vigilant​​.
  • If you are a new boater, you may be required to attend a boater's safety class to operate a motor boat in the State of Michigan.  This is especially important (and required) for young people who may be driving your watercraft.  Spring is a great time to learn all about the laws governing boat operation.  Call the Oakland County Sheriff - Marine Unit at 248-858-7831 to find out when new classes are added each month or see a schedule on their website (click here.) ​

QUICK REFERENCE

  • Want to report a problem?  Go to our "Resources" page to learn who to contact for various issues  (Click here.)
  • ​Let's talk trash....and special collection dates.  (Click here.)
  • ​Who are the SLA officers? (Click here.)
  • What events are coming up? (Click here.)
  • How can I access the neighborhood directory and other protected content? Note:  You must be a member in good standing (current with your dues) to access this portion of the website.  (Click here.)
  • What are the boating rules? (Click here.)
  • How does lake access work?  See this interesting article. (Click here)