5 days of Protests at Lake Royale – Video + WRAL

The LRPOA Covenants include a ‘Lake Royale Police Company,’ and our current Board of Directors (BOD) is exploring various options regarding the department’s future. Responses from board members have been inconsistent, with discussions ranging from disbanding the LRPD, increasing staffing, bringing in outside agencies or security guards, to even rumors

On June 27th, during Lake Royale’s open Board Meeting, many were confused when Tammy S. raised concerns about a growing beehive on her neighbor’s property. Tammy, who is highly allergic to bees, had formally complained to the POA office on May 14th, May 21st, and June 5th, only to be

Lake Royale Residents protest the firing of another Chief

Since there are rumors swirling about the BOD getting rid of our LRPD, and while I can’t comment on the validity of rumors, I was able to meet with a local police chief to assess the feasibility of this potential change. The following article is information I received during our

When Mary and her husband moved to Lake Royale in September 2019, Mary was concerned about the financial stability of the POA and the lack of financial reporting. But committee meetings were only quarterly (and not always each quarter) and it took some time for her to join the committee.

Tom ran for a position on the Board of Directors in 2023 against Steve Ragaglia because many residents of the community asked him to run. After the election and Tom’s loss, he found out through social media that he was removed as Chair of the Board of Adjustment and as