Lake Piomingo Residents Association

06/05/2026

I have slots available for booking Father’s Day mini shoots. Anyone who’s interested please reach out! Time to celebrate all the fathers out there!

06/05/2026

Lee County has launched a new alert system to help property owners prevent title and deed fraud by notifying them of suspicious activity in property records.

06/04/2026

Be on the look out for this sweet furbaby. He got out Tuesday. He has on a new collar and he doesn’t have any front claws. If you see him please post beneath. Share & thank you.

05/30/2026

Coyote spotted on Mr Malone trail last night by homeowner.

05/22/2026

UPDATE!!! He was found 🙌💙

Please share!

04/29/2026

2 lost dogs. Anyone recognize them??? Lmk if they belong to you. There on MLT

04/28/2026

🐾📢 PUBLIC AWARENESS — ROAMING DOGS DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY BECOME YOURS TO KEEP, DUMP, OR REHOME 📢🐾

In many county and rural areas, dogs may roam beyond their owner’s property — especially where leash laws may not apply. While it can absolutely be frustrating when dogs come onto your land, it is important to understand this:

🚨 Just because a dog is on your property does NOT automatically make it abandoned, ownerless, or yours to take. 🚨

If a dog appears healthy, cared for, and is known (or reasonably suspected) to belong to someone nearby, catching that dog and then refusing to return it, attempting to give it away, pressuring animal control or others to “take it,” or dumping it somewhere else can create serious legal issues.

⚖️ Dogs are legally considered personal property. That means knowingly holding, relocating, abandoning, or disposing of someone else’s roaming dog improperly may lead to: • Unlawful possession of someone else’s property
• Theft or deprivation of property
• Animal abandonment charges
• Animal cruelty or neglect charges
• Civil liability for damages or loss
• Legal disputes with the owner

❌ Catching a roaming dog and dumping it elsewhere because you don’t want it on your property can put the animal in danger AND potentially put you at legal risk.
❌ Keeping someone’s dog without proper efforts to locate the owner can also create problems.
❌ Passing the dog off to someone else without lawful process may carry consequences too.

🐕 A roaming dog can absolutely be an issue — but how you respond matters.

📍The responsible approach: • Check for tags or identification
• Contact the owner if known
• Report ongoing issues appropriately
• Document concerns
• Use legal channels if there is property damage, aggression, or repeated problems

💬 Bottom line: Frustration over roaming dogs does not automatically justify holding someone else’s dog hostage, dumping it, or trying to make it “someone else’s problem.”

If the dog is owned, healthy, and not posing an immediate danger, your actions toward that animal still matter legally.

📢 Roaming does not always equal abandonment.
📢 Ownership still matters.
📢 Taking matters too far can have consequences.

Handle roaming dog situations responsibly, legally, and with common sense — because making a poor decision with someone else’s dog can quickly become your legal problem. 🐾

04/28/2026

Need to know:

There’s a $5500.00 fine if you shoot one of these geese on the lake/area/period. According to the game warden. They might be pesky for some residents BUT you can not kill them.

04/28/2026

04/24/2026

I just wanted to take a minute and thank ALL our neighbors for your generous donations towards the carp & crappie restock!!! Hopefully this will help in clearing out some of the unwanted w**d growth in the lake. Special thanks to Barry Ciha, David Sleep & Wayne Fitzner for their help in collecting donations and stocking the lakes. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻