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Mtn. Lake Park Events

Brush pick up will resume Thursday April 24, 2025 and continue through September on the last Thursday of the month, weather permitting.

Upcoming Events

6/13/25 - June 13th Town Hall will be closed today and reopen Monday June 16th.

6/24/25 - Planning Commission Meeting held the last Tuesday each month in the town hall.

7/2/25 - Town Council Meeting will be held Wednesday due the the holiday and return to the first Thursday in August.

7/4/25 - July 4th Town Hall will be closed today in observance of the 4th of July.

7/29/25 - Planning Commission Meeting held the last Tuesday each month in the town hall.

8/7/25 - Town Council Meeting held the first Thursday each month in the Town Hall at 6pm.

8/26/25 - Planning Commission Meeting held the last Tuesday each month in the town hall.

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Town Officials

Town Council Members
Donald W. Sincell - Mayor - 7/2025
Bryan Fred Callis - VP of Council - 7/2026
Patrick Damon - 7/2026
Linda Fike - 7/2025
Jeffrey Hovis - 7/2025
Pam Nelson - 7/2026

Planning Commission
Patrick Damon - Chairman
Linda Goodrich

James Moore

Zoning Board of Appeals
Karen Wooddell - Chairman
Leon Cardiff, Jr.

Gene Flinn

Town Employees
Lois Wilson - Clerk Treasurer

Jeff Meyers - Maintenance Supervisor
Willie Stemple

Dylan Stemple

Code Enforcement Office
Jarrett Mahoney

Attorney
Michael Llewellyn

News

Town Council Meeting - The next meeting will be held on Thursday, July 2, 2025 at 6 PM, at the town hall.

Temporary signs - announcing a campaign, drive, or event of a civic, philanthropic, education, or religious organization. Such signs shall not exceed twelve square feet in area and shall be removed not more than 5 days after the event.

7/1/21 - At the July 1st Town Meeting, the Council voted to rescind the town's adoption of Garrett County's ATV law. No ATV's may operated in town under any circumstance.

Town Parks are equipped with video surveillance. All parks and walking trails in town are trash-free. Visitors are to put litter they generate in trash bags and carry it home. This will improve the appearance of parks and trails by removing trash cans that detract from the beauty of the environment.

Fun Facts

The town picks up about 300 tons of leaves each autumn.

In 1881, Mountain Lake Park was purchased as 800 acres for the sum of $4,672.

Today, the town has expanded to 1280 acres with an assessed value over $100,000,000.