Welcome to Marlowe Manor
Little Rock, AR 72212
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon at Marlowe Manor Park on Sunday, April 13th at 2:30 PM sharp for our annual Easter Egg Hunt!
Marlowe Manor is seeking 4 additional responsible and certified lifeguards for the 2025 pool season. If you’re interested in helping keep our community safe while enjoying the summer by the pool, we’d love to hear from you!
📧 Please email mmpoalr@gmail.com for more information or to apply.
POA Dues should be paid by March 31st 2025. On April 1st, 2025, a late fee of $20 will be assessed. Statements were sent out on Friday, January 24th with multiple e-mail and Facebook reminders.
Our neighborhood thrives because of the dedication and passion of volunteers. Currently, we have two vital positions open on the Marlowe Manor Board of Directors: 1st Vice President (Park) and 2nd Vice President (Pool). These roles are essential to maintaining and enhancing our shared community spaces. Below, you’ll find more details about the responsibilities and how you can make a lasting impact by stepping into one of these roles.
1st Vice President – Park
As 1st Vice President, you’ll play a pivotal role in ensuring our neighborhood park remains a safe, clean, and enjoyable space for all residents. Specific duties include:
- Maintaining Park Safety and Cleanliness: Monitor the park regularly to ensure it is well-maintained and free of hazards.
- Trash Removal: Remove trash and take bins to the curb each Monday for collection.
- Volunteer Coordination: Organize and lead seasonal park cleanups during the spring and fall, rallying neighbors to keep our park beautiful.
- Support for Special Events: Assist with park-related logistics during community events, ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.
This role is perfect for someone who values outdoor spaces and enjoys fostering a sense of community through collaborative efforts.
2nd Vice President – Pool
The 2nd Vice President is responsible for overseeing our neighborhood pool, a key gathering spot during the warmer months. Responsibilities include:
- Seasonal Oversight: Plan and supervise the pool’s opening in the spring and closing at the end of the season.
- Community Engagement: Address feedback and concerns from pool members to ensure everyone has a positive experience.
- Event Coordination: Promote and schedule pool parties, bringing neighbors together for fun and relaxation.
- Swim Team Collaboration: Work closely with swim team organizers and volunteers to maintain a safe and clean facility.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys organizing activities and enhancing recreational experiences for our community.
Why Join the Board?
By volunteering for one of these positions, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Make a meaningful impact on the quality of life in our neighborhood.
- Build strong connections with your neighbors.
- Gain leadership experience while contributing to the community.
If you are interested or would like more information about either of these roles, please email mmpoalr@gmail.com. Together, we can keep Marlowe Manor a thriving and welcoming neighborhood for everyone!
Welcome to the Marlowe Manor Neighborhood Website!
This site is for residents to learn more about our neighborhood, stay connected to neighbors, keep track of upcoming events, and access details regarding POA Dues and Pool Memberships. Use the tabs above to access the different pages of content.
POOL CLOSED FOR THE SEASON!
Thanks to all of our members who made this year pool experience wonderful. We look forward to next year being better! If you have any feedback or comments, please e-mail us at mmpoalr@gmail.com!
Starting March 1st 2025, POA Dues are $140 with a $20 late fee if not paid after March 31st. E-mail MMPOALR@Gmail.com or visit the Board of Directors page for more contact information if you have questions about your dues status. Click here to access the Dues Remittance Form.
Neighborhood Parking Lot
The neighborhood park and parking lot is closed from sunup to sundown. There is no parking in the Marlowe Manor Park/Pool parking lot after close. Marlowe Manor POA Board may have any vehicle left after sunset evaluated by a police officer and/or towed at owner’s expense.
A security barrier preventing usage of the parking lot after close is frequently put up to prevent cars from utilizing the parking lot overnight. This helps to deter vandalism, prevent false accusations and improve overall neighborhood safety.