
Lochmere welcomes back Aquatic Management Group (AMG) to manage all Lochmere pools for the 2026 season.
They have begun hiring for pool staff and would very much like to interview any Lochmere residents who may be interested in working for them.
No experience is required. AMG accepts inexperienced and experienced applicants and provides all training.
Interested applicants can apply online today by visiting their website www.aquaticmanagementgroup.com and clicking on the “Join the Team” tab, or for more information can call their office at 919-600-4117.
Working at the Lochmere pools is the ideal summer job: the commute is short and you will be working with your friends and neighbors!

Lochmere is happy to announce three days of Open Play Pickleball on the Highlands courts from October to the end of May. Open Play is available each time for all levels and is for Lochmere residents only.
Please direct any questions to Lochmere's Tennis Director, Michel Haddad, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Your Board of Directors would like to remind residents that unlicensed golf carts and ATV’s are not allowed to be used on public streets per Cary Police. Cary Police enforces vehicle laws, not Lochmere Association.
However, the Board has the authority per its governing documents to create and enforce common area rules and restrictions. The Board has noted that there are golf carts being driven to the Lochmere pools and parked in the parking lots (common areas).
The Board voted at their June 24, 2025 monthly meeting that unlicensed golf carts and ATV’s are considered “unauthorized vehicles” and, therefore, cannot be on common areas.
These golf carts and ATV’s are subject to towing when parked on common areas per the posted signage at both Recreation Club facilities.

The Board does not wish to have anyone’s vehicle towed but will do so if unlicensed golf carts continue to be parked in the parking lots.