Glade Towne
Committees & volunteers

Who keeps Glade Towne running

Neighbors volunteer for everything here, from the picnic to the welcome packets. There's always room for one more.

Committees

The volunteers who keep Glade Towne connected, tidy and fun.

Community Connections

Standing

Fosters communication and connection across Alder Glen. Runs the Street Captains network, welcomes new neighbors, coordinates support for neighbors in need, and helps get the word out.

Grounds

Standing

Care of the green, the pavilion, the playground and the entrance plantings.

Communications

Standing

Website, email lists and neighborhood notices.

Social

Standing

Picnics, Halloween, holiday lights and everything in between.

Playground & Pavilion

Special

Raised the money for the new playground and pavilion on the green, finished in 2024, and now handles pavilion reservations.

Neighborhood History

Chair needed

Collecting old photos and stories from Alder Glen's first families.

Ways to help

Small jobs that make a big difference to new and longtime neighbors.

Ongoing

Welcome Packets

A packet of local info for every new household. Ask if a new neighbor hasn't received one.

Every 2 years

Directory Updates

Dues-paying residents receive a printed directory booklet every two years, delivered by Street Captains.

Street Captains

A neighbor on every street who welcomes new households, checks in when someone needs a hand, and makes sure news reaches every door.

Your street captain
Glade Blvd · Glade Blvd
Email Tess

Captains by area

7 areas covering every street in Glade Towne.

Challedon

Challedon Dr
70 homes

Glade Blvd

Glade Blvd
62 homes

Sandalwood

Sandalwood Ct
42 homes

Savannah & Gallorette

Savannah Ct · Gallorette Ct
47 homes

Challenger & Moon Maiden and nearby

Challenger Ct · Moon Maiden Ct · Wyndale Dr
45 homes

Glade & Oxford and nearby

Glade Ct · Oxford Ct · Wyndale Ct
35 homes

Saratoga & Challedon and nearby

Saratoga Pl · Challedon Ct · Chapel Ct · Chapel Pl · Seneca Pl · Spring Dr
39 homes

What captains do

1

Welcome new neighbors

Stop by or call when someone moves in, with a Welcome Packet and a copy of the directory.

2

Help in hard times

Organize meals or a hand with the yard after a birth, surgery, loss or storm.

3

Spread the word

Hand out flyers and directories, and make sure everyone on your street hears the news.