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LCCA is a volunteer non-profit that promotes the general welfare and interests of Libertytown. Activities

Libertytown Community Civic Assn, Inc.

LCCA owns and maintains Unglesbee Park which contains Libertytown Community Pond. Donate https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=VF7C7TJGPQ5UN (“LCCA”) is a 501(c)(4) non-profit volunteer organization that works for the betterment of the Libertytown community. We work to improve the community by advocating to the Frederick County Government concerning issues such as development, roads, sch

ools and recreation and owning and maintaining Unglesbee Park. LCCA owns and maintains through volunteers the 3-acre Unglesbee Park in Libertytown. Located at the east end of North St., Libertytown, MD, the park includes a one-acre public fishing pond, Libertytown Community Pond, that is included in the Maryland Department of Natural Resources list of public fishing spots. Surrounded by two wooded acres with picnic tables, grills and playground equipment, the three-acre park is a naturally beautiful and peaceful place that is popular with anglers, families and naturalists. LCCA depends on your donations. Donate https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=VF7C7TJGPQ5UN . Meetings are called as needed via Facebook posts and emails.

03/21/2026

Huge thank you to the thirteen Linganore High School National Honor Society students who helped pick up litter along Libertytown’s local county roads and also helped with the annual spring cleanup of Unglesbee Park by picking up a huge number of downed limbs and sticks and mulching around the picnic tables and playground equipment. Six adults of Libertytown Community Civic Assn also helped. A lot of hard work that greatly helped our community. We congratulated with refreshments at Libertytown Dunkin’.

01/26/2026

Tonight's Meeting CANCELED & RESCHEDULED to Monday February 2, 7pm.
MEETING Libertytown Community Civic Association
Monday, February 2, 7:00 PM
United Methodist Church Hall, 12026 Main St
AGENDA:
--LCCA Support for State Legislation re New Sidewalks
--Mill Creek & Liberty Garden Developments Update
--Multiple Speed Feedback Signs
--Unglesbee Park Update

01/10/2026

URGENT: Saturday Budget Town Hall in Libertytown
Attend the County Budget Town Hall in Libertytown
Tomorrow, Saturday Jan 10, 1pm
Libertytown Fire Company Social Hall.
Express your views concerning the County budget for next fiscal year. You can learn more here: https://publicinput.com/KV7361?emci=461daf43-27eb-f011-8195-000d3a1d58aa&emdi=fdfcf252-3aeb-f011-8195-000d3a1d58aa&ceid=3466993

01/06/2026

Frederick County Planning Commission (FCPC) will review site plans for land in front of Libertytown's 7/11, called Libertyown Garden, for 5 townhomes and a commercial space.
FCPC Meeting January 14, 9:30am. Participate in-person at Wi******er Hall, 12 E. Church St., Frederick, MD or by phone https://publicinput.com/8768 .
The site plans are here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eXpp0yYFNKovTpJICdqvGwyv6SqyDuDB?usp=sharing

12/29/2025

FCPS also drafted a 10-year timeline that broadly detailed other future school construction projects.

Construction on a replacement Liberty Elementary School is slated to finish in 2031, with a potential redistricting scheduled for 2030.

Redistricting students means changing the school attendance boundaries to balance enrollment between schools, especially when new schools open.

12/26/2025

A huge THANK YOU to Doug Flynn and his sons who cut up the huge spruce tree that fell into the Unglesbee Park’s parking lot. What a wonderful and generous Christmas present to the Civic Association.

12/21/2025

The recent high winds blew down a large spruce tree into the parking lot at Unglesbee Park and earlier several dead ash trees into the west side of the park. Any help you can provide to cut up the trees and move the cut pieces into the woods on the east side of the park would be greatly appreciated.

May you have a wonderful Holiday Season.

10/18/2025

A big THANK YOU to the 13 Linganore High School National Honor Society Students who volunteered Saturday morning picking up 14 full bags of trash, including 174 alcohol containers, along Libertytown's North St., South St., and Jones Rd. as part of the county's Adopt-A-Road program in which Libertytown Community Civic Association participates. Adults supervisors were Ray Dagger, and Rick and Marilyn Ludwick. Afterward we all enjoyed refreshments and at the local Dunkin' Donuts.

09/29/2025

SUCCESS!! Funding for 100% design of new Libertytown sidewalks is approved!! Design work will recommence this fiscal year (FY26: Jul 25 - Jun 26). Previously design was stopped at 30% for two years due to lack of funds. After paperwork and the 30% design are formalized, SHA expects to have a public meeting to gather resident's input. You can view the announcement at the recent DOT Consolidated Transportation Plan (CTP) meeting at the video link below at time positions 8:39 - 9:01 and 1:09:25 - 1:14:33.

https://frederick.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=10&clip_id=10428

09/21/2025

Attend the important State Transportation Meeting (DOT CTP Tour) that affects Libertytown's SIDEWALKS:
Wednesday, Sep. 24, 6:00 pm
Wi******er Hall, First Floor Hearing Room, 12 E Church St., Frederick
Advocate for:
-- 100% design/construction of NEW LIBERTYTOWN SIDEWALKS
-- Libertytown Connector (partial bypass) cost study funding
We need a large turnout to show our local support for these projects
If you cannot attend in-person, You can watch live via livestream at: https://frederick.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?publish_id=59

08/27/2025

Libertytown Community Civic Assn (LCCA) recently installed a Speed Feedback Sign (SFS) on MD-26 to improve traffic safety, through a new State Highway Administration (SHA) program and working with the Frederick County Government. The SHA program requires LCCA to purchase, install and maintain the SFS. Funding for the purchase was provided by Frederick County. LCCA volunteers installed the SFS and will also maintain it. LCCA is the first non-municipality in the State of Maryland to install a SFS under the new SHA program. We thank our volunteers, Frederick County and SHA for their support.

Address

North Street, PO Box 145
Libertytown, MD
21762

Telephone

+13015145791

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