Twin Lakes "A" Homeowners Association Little Rock, Arkansas 72205

04/10/2026

🚨 Heads‑Up for DIYers & Anyone With an Older Vehicle 🚨
Starting May 1st, gas stations will begin offering E15 gasoline (15% ethanol, 85% gasoline). Before you fill up, please know this fuel is NOT safe for every vehicle or engine.
👉 E15 is only approved for 2001 and newer passenger vehicles.
Using it in older cars, motorcycles, boats, lawn equipment, chainsaws, or other small engines can cause serious damage—including overheating, broken parts, engine failure, and even voided warranties.
⚠️ What to Watch Out For:
• Engine Damage: Older engines can suffer corrosion and wear.
• Small Engines & Boats: Do not use E15 in lawnmowers, chainsaws, ATVs, or marine engines.
• Lower Gas Mileage: Ethanol has less energy, so expect reduced fuel economy.
• Warranty Issues: Using E15 in non‑approved engines can void manufacturer coverage.
✔️ What You Should Do:
• Check your owner’s manual to confirm whether your vehicle or equipment can use E15 (often labeled as E15 or 88 octane).
• Be extra cautious during spring and summer when E15 becomes more widely available due to EPA waivers.
Just wanted to share this so no one accidentally damages their vehicle or equipment. Stay safe and keep everything running smoothly.

03/20/2026

Images showcasing a portion of the 29 volunteers who participated in the Twin Lakes A HOA cleanup on March 14th, as part of the 17th Annual Keep Little Rock Beautiful Citywide Cleanup.

03/19/2026

01/26/2026

01/26/2026

January 26, 2026

01/15/2026

Join us for the 17th Annual City Wide Cleanup on Saturday, March 14, 2026, beginning at 9:00 AM in front of the Clinton School of Public Service! 🧹🌳 If you'd like to join the Twin Lakes A Homeowners Association Cleanup of our neighborhood March14, 2026, email [email protected] or text Charles Harshaw at 501.920.3092. 📧📱

11/17/2025

🍁 Autumn Splendor at the Lake 🍂
Fall has officially arrived in Arkansas, and today offered a perfect window to witness nature’s seasonal masterpiece. The vibrant colors of autumn were on full display this Sunday afternoon, November 16, 2025, around 4:00 p.m., as captured in these stunning photographs.
All but four of the images highlight the eastern and northern edges of our beloved inner-city lake, where golden hues and fiery reds danced across the treetops. If these scenes speak to your spirit, I encourage you to take a peaceful walk around the lake. For an especially breathtaking view, consider strolling along the south, east side and looking north toward Kanis Road or take in the panorama from the dam.
A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Ariel for sharing these beautiful photos that help us all appreciate the natural beauty right here in our community.

10/15/2025

Entergy Power Pole Replacement Update – Wednesday, October 15th

Good morning neighbors,

I spoke with the supervisor of the line crew working on the Entergy power pole replacement. Here's the latest update:

- ✅ Lakeside Progress: Work is nearly complete on the lakeside of East Twin Lakes Drive. The crew is now conducting inspections and documenting any necessary fence or yard repairs.

- ⚠️ Underground Power Note: Two homes on the east side of the lake have underground power lines. These will require a specialized Entergy crew to complete the work at a later date.

- 🔌 Major Power Outage Today: A primary pole carrying a heavy transformer load near Kanis Road is being replaced today. This will likely cause a temporary power outage for homes on the east side of the lake. Please be prepared for a possible disruption lasting a few hours.

- 🔧 Next Phase of Work: The crew will begin repairs and replacements on the east side of East Twin Lakes Drive, between the apartment complex and East Twin Lakes Drive. Work is expected to continue through the weekend.

This project is being handled by a contracted crew under Entergy’s direction. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work to improve our neighborhood’s infrastructure.

10/01/2025

Energy Project Update:
Crews began dropping power poles around 11 AM today. If no pole was placed between your and neighbor homes, you likely won’t get a new one. Equipment is staged off Kanis Rd behind our sign. Crews are will be Saturday and will work straight through starting Sunday. Heavy equipment will arrive Sunday to begin replacing 40-ft poles with 50-ft ones. New layout aims to reduce outages from tree limbs. After power is transferred, old poles will remain temporarily until AT&T and Comcast move their lines. Expect one new pole per day, but full project will take longer due to cable and AT&T work.