What We Do
- Share lake-friendly guidance for residents and visitors
- Promote invasive species prevention
- Support water quality awareness and stewardship outreach
- Organize meetings, volunteer efforts, and seasonal updates
About the Association
Neighbors working together for a healthy, welcoming lake.
The association exists to support stewardship, share trustworthy information, and keep residents and seasonal families connected to the future of Threemile Pond.
Mission
The Threemile Pond Lake Association works to protect and improve the long-term health of the pond through education, community involvement, responsible lake use, and support for sound shoreline and watershed practices.
Why It Matters
Clean lakes are supported by communities that understand the link between individual choices and long-term outcomes. A trusted local association helps that knowledge stay practical and visible.
Who We Serve
Residents, seasonal camp owners, families, volunteers, neighbors, and visitors who care about the quality of life and environmental health of Threemile Pond.
Board Members for 2026-2027
The Threemile Pond Lake Association is guided by volunteers from the towns around the pond.
- Windsor: Ryan Gross, President
- China: Tom Whittaker, Vice President
- China: Maria Cruz, Treasurer
- Windsor: Amber Gross, Secretary
- China: Mark McQuade
- China: Craig Klembara
- Vassalboro: Kevin Canty
- Vassalboro: Robert Dyason
- Vassalboro: Jim Gazillon
- Vassalboro: Mike Warren
- Windsor: Eva & Paul Baughman
- Windsor: Keith George
- Windsor: Cindy & Tom Janszen
Member donations support a cleaner, healthier pond.
Every member is important to the health of Three Mile Pond. Donations can be made anytime through Zeffy, and members are encouraged to pay annual dues before the June 27 meeting when possible.
One hundred percent of proceeds support the Three Mile Pond Association's ongoing projects, events, and water quality research.
Donation Levels
- $25: Beaver
- $50: Bass
- $100: Alewife
- $150: Loon
- $200+: Osprey
Donations also help support regional work with China Region Lakes Alliance, China Lake Association, and Webber Pond Association on nonpoint-source pollution, erosion control, invasive aquatic plant prevention, and Courtesy Boat Inspections.
Get Involved
Join, volunteer, or help share good information.
A strong lake association depends on neighbors who show up, ask questions, and help keep stewardship practical.