Craneridge Association, Inc.

06/15/2026

Join us for a Nature Walk with Gwen on Saturday, June 27 at 11:00 AM at the Meadow.

Gwen Alegre, Craneridge’s own New York Master Naturalist, will lead an educational walk focused on invasive plants and insects found here in Craneridge. She will also discuss the importance of native plants in our woodlands and on our properties.

The theme is “It may be green, but it’s not all good,” and the walk will help residents better understand the plants and insects that can affect our local environment.

Please RSVP to [email protected].

Presented by Our Woodlands & Habitat at Craneridge.

06/15/2026

A reminder from the Craneridge Architectural Committee:

Summer is a popular time for property improvements, renovations, and additions. Before beginning work, please remember that major structural renovations or projects that change the appearance of your property require approval from the Architectural Committee and may also require a permit from the Town of Concord.

Routine maintenance, such as replacing damaged panels, stairs, siding, or shingles, generally does not require approval. Window replacements do require approval.

If you will be placing a dumpster or metal storage container on your property, please contact the committee and let us know how long it will be there.

Please submit project requests through HOA Assist with enough time for the committee to review and approve them before construction begins. Starting work without the necessary approval or permits could result in Town of Concord Code Enforcement stopping the project.

Homeowners who are behind on their Craneridge assessments must bring their account up to date before a project can move forward. Penalties may also apply in certain situations.

The Architectural Committee is made up of five Craneridge residents and will work with homeowners to help approved projects move forward.

06/14/2026

Sorry neighbors…pool is gonna be closed today, Sunday, June 14th. Radar is showing rain right around noon and then throughout the rest of the day. Next weekend will be better!

06/14/2026

Sunday Pool information:

The weather does not look promising for tomorrow, June 14th. There is rain in the forecast for the entire day.

We will confirm in the morning whether or not the pool will open tomorrow. Fingers crossed that the rain comes through tonight and ends in the morning.

06/13/2026

From the Pool Committee:

Beauty Pools came out this afternoon and have hopefully remedied the situation. We are now working on getting water level back up and chemicals adjusted. It has been vacuumed and, fingers crossed, will be ready for this weekend.

Hours for the next two Saturday/Sunday,
June 13 12:00-8:00
June 14 12:00-6:00
June 20 12:00-6:00
June 21 12:00-6:00

Daily hours will start Wednesday the 24th, and that schedule will be posted next week.

Thank you for your patience with this matter and here’s to a great summer!!

06/10/2026

Construction is currently underway for the pool shelter electric project and is expected to be completed tomorrow.

Please use caution if you are in the area. There is an open trench and uneven ground in portions of the driveway and near the playground. Safety cones have been placed to mark the work areas.

Thank you for your patience while this project is being completed, and please be careful around the construction areas.

06/05/2026

Craneridge residents are invited to attend a Town Hall meeting to discuss the upcoming budget.

The purpose of this meeting is to answer questions related to the proposed budget and give residents an opportunity to better understand the numbers, expenses, and planning for the year ahead.

The proposed budget document is now available on the Craneridge website. Residents are encouraged to review the budget in advance and submit any questions using the form on the website. Questions submitted through the form will be shared with the Board of Directors and addressed during the Town Hall meeting.

Meeting Details
What: Craneridge Town Hall
Purpose: Answer questions related to the upcoming budget
When: June 18th, 6:45 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: Zoom meeting

Please visit the Craneridge website to view the budget document and submit your questions.

Live Where You Play. Play Where You Live.

05/30/2026

Craneridge Pool Update

The Pool Committee is currently working through issues with maintaining the water level of the pool. Beauty Pools is unable to return to pressure test the lines until next week, and due to the busy season, no other pool companies are available at this time.

Starting Monday, the committee will begin isolation testing different areas of the pool to help narrow down the source of the issue. Representatives from the Pool Committee will also be at the board meeting on Monday to discuss the concerns, what has been done so far, and the next steps.

We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding as the committee continues working to identify and resolve the issue.

05/29/2026

Summer 2026 Swim Lessons at Craneridge Pool

Craneridge is offering swim lessons this summer with Coach Lex, a varsity swim coach and certified special development teacher. Coach Lex is comfortable working with all skill levels, including children with water anxiety.

Lessons will be held on Tuesdays on the following dates:

June 30
July 14
July 21
July 28
August 4
August 11

Cost is $25 per child, per class.

Space is limited to a maximum of 4 swimmers per slot, and registration will close automatically once slots are full.

To register, scan the QR code on the flyer.

Questions? Please text:

Alissa at 716-380-7092

Lauren at 917-822-7046

We hope to see many of our Craneridge swimmers at the pool this summer.

05/27/2026

Craneridge needs your voice!

Our community is looking for more residents who are willing to get involved and help keep Craneridge moving forward. The Craneridge Board of Directors would love to see a few more residents, both longtime neighbors and newer members of the community, consider joining the board for the coming term beginning this summer.

Volunteer participation has been low recently, and while it is easy to think, “I’m sure somebody else will do it,” we are running out of somebodys. You do not need to have all the answers or know exactly how you would contribute. Sometimes the best first step is simply learning more about what is involved.

Serving on the board is a meaningful way to help shape the future of our community, meet more of your neighbors, and support the neighborhood we all value.

If you would like to know more, please call, text, or email Dan Williams at 716-523-8774 or [email protected]