Low-Income Home Water Assistance!

Scott Lake Maintenance Co. (SLMC)  and Northwest Water along with the Community Action Council (CAC) of Thurston County has entered a joint contract to assist Thurston County households in a Low-Income Home Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP).    This program specifically addresses Thurston County water customers whose income is at or below 150% of federal poverty guidelines.  This is a onetime payment for those that are facing imminent disconnection or are disconnected from water.    LIHWAP is designed to assist customers with a grant of up to $2,500 to bring their accounts to a zero balance. 

If you are behind on your water bill, and need some help paying, Community Action Council may be able to help! If you qualify under Federal income guidelines, they can give a one-time payment of up to $2500 to bring your balance to zero.  For more information, you can call Community Action Council at 360-438-1100 and press 5.

The application is available for pickup at your community admin office, by email from the admin office or you can download here.     Your community admin office can fax this application for any SLMC household.  

Below are the income guidelines for assistance with water (it says LIHEAP, but they are the same income guidelines). For any client signing, we would need income for the three months prior to the signature date, so an April signature will need income for January, February, and March.. This application can get them help with water, as well as their PSE bill or other heating as applicable.

Each person applying, will need:

  • Photo ID for the primary applicant
  • Social Security Cards for everyone in the home
  • Utility bill (water, sewer, electric, etc)
  • Proof of income for the three months prior to the signature date…

Once the application is received and all the requirements are met, CAC will work with Northwest Water and SLMC to ensure that the payment for water is received and recorded.   

We will need anything with original signatures physically returned, but anything else can be faxed or emailed.     Fax # is   360 736-1891 and mailing address is:    3020 Willamette Drive NE  Lacey WA  98516

Easter Breakfast

The SLAMS and HERS Clubs are hosting the Easter Breakfast. This is a fantastic fund raising event for these clubs the helps many events, one of which is coming up, the Fish Derby in May.

Come and enjoy a warm delicious breakfast, commune with your neighbors and celebrate Easter.

It’s happening on April 17th from 8-11am

Adults – $7.00, Kids 12 and under – $5.00, Kids 5 and under – Free

On the menu: Pancakes, Eggs, Link Sausage, Biscuits and Gravy. All you can eat until the food runs out. So come early.

Easter Sunrise Service in the Park

Littlerock Methodist Church will be holding a sunrise service in the park.

The Service will be at 8:30am on April 17th.

Coloring Contest Winners

We had two entries, one from a 4 year old named Nora and one from a 10 year old named Lyliatt. Below are their entries.

Nora’s Art:

Lyliatt’s Art:

EFT/ACH Payments have finally arrived!

As mentioned in the newsletter, NWS(Northwest Water Systems) have enabled the ability to pay your water bill with EFT/ACH. This is a no charge to you service. You can download the form here. Once filled out, take to the office.

Happy Feet Easter Egg Dash!

It is with great pleasure to announce this years Easter Egg Dash. Provided by Happy Feet Playgroup with generous help from the SLAMS Club. A huge shout out to Stephanie Stender for driving this event from the ground up.

It’s happening on April 16th at 10:30am. There will be over 3,000 eggs in the field and more prizes in the community center.

Please consider purchasing a raffle ticket for one of the great baskets on the day of the event. All proceeds raised go towards next years Easter Egg Dash. Tickets will be 1.00 each or 6 tickets for 5.00.

It’s been since 2019 that this event has happened, so please come out and greet your neighbors both old and new.

Note: The last newsletter didn’t have all the detail that is in this post and also had some incorrect information. Apologies to the Happy Feet Playgroup for not taking a more thorough effort with this notice.

Annual rotation of three seats! Time to Vote!

We’ve reached that time of year to hear from you, our community and the potential Trustee Candidates. If you’re interested in running for the Board to serve this great community, please contact the office. Be prepared to provide a photo, resume and any proxies to be verified prior to the vote counting.

We will collect the list of candidates and make it available to the community. The ballots will be sent out at the April billing cycle(end of April).

Candidates, the deadline for entries is April 21st. This is to put together a bio and add to the ballot prior to printing.

Board of Trustees Meeting – March 17, 2022 @ 6:00PM

SLMC in accordance with State mandates has lifted the mask wearing requirement until further notice.

This meeting will be conducted both in person and via Zoom.

Please visit our SLMC Events Calendar for the Zoom information.

The agenda for this meeting has been posted.

Attention Residents: Unplanned Water Pipe Break


Update: The break has been isolated and water is back on. Also, no boil notice will be required.

There is a water repair happening today for 3 hours and should be finished by 1pm. The affected residents are on 114th Way only, approx. 17 homes. They will experience a water shutdown during this time. We’re not aware of any required water boil notice. We’re waiting to hear from the repair technicians to determine if a boil notice is required. Please stay tuned for another message regarding the boil notice. We’ll let you know either way.

If you have further questions, please call the office at 360-352-4787 or send an email to office@scottlaket.net


Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience.

Daylight Savings Time!

Tomorrow at 2am, we turn our clocks forward 1 hour. If you’re one of those proactive types, do this before bedtime tonight.


Some technology will automatically take care of this, such as your phones, tablets and computers, but the appliance clocks and wall clocks and watches might need a manual adjustment.