Moss Lake Property Owners Association Annual Meeting for 2026 will be held on June 20th, 2026 at the Buffalo Baker Winery. If you are a lake front property owner we hope you can make it. If you have questions about your memebership status or details of this meeting feel free to contact your area representative or one of the board members.
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Moss Lake Property Owners Association (MLPOA)
The Kings Mountain Water Reservoir, also known as “Moss Lake”, is a 1,600 acre lake owned and managed by the City of Kings Mountain. There are less than 600 parcels adjoining this lake with another 300 + nearby parcels all whose property owners are eligible for membership in the MLPOA. This is a voluntary organization whose sole purpose is to protect the rights and interests of lakefront property owners and our neighbors who benefit from the recreational uses of the lake.
1. About MLPOA
The sole purpose of MLPOA is to protect the rights and interests of private lakefront and lake property owners.
MLPOA is the only group available on Moss Lake that supports all lake property owners.
MLPOA is a non-profit 501(c)(3) recorded with the NC Secretary of State.
Funds are held in an interest-bearing account and used for legal or political action to support lake property owners. In addition, funds are used for printing and distribution of dues invoices and membership-related communication and meetings as necessary. Our focus is to grow this fund for your protection.
MLPOA officers and area representatives are available to hear your concerns and share information with the Moss Lake Commission.
Two of the seven members of the Moss Lake Commission are members of MLPOA.
MLPOA will not share its member list with any person or group outside of MLPOA.
2. Community and Advocacy
The City of Kings Mountain, whose representatives we cannot vote for, can decide to impose restrictions and additional financial burdens upon all lakefront property owners and those using the lake for recreational purposes
MLPOA is working to stop the influx of debris, sedimentation, and improve water management by the city.
We are all neighbors; we live and socialize here together, and it will benefit everyone if we work together.
The unanimous support of MLPOA will give strength to our views and data presented. Being a member of MLPOA will help ensure you have a voice. Your voice counts.
MLPOA encourages all property owners to support the association for collective benefit.
Upon request, all paid members may request to be added to our Facebook group called Moss Lake Property Owners Association. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3926384390784955
3. Membership and Dues
Annual dues are $25 per year, covering January through December.
Payment can be made by mailing in a completed form (see blue button below) and a $25.00 check payable to MLPOA.
Your receipt will be your canceled check. • Membership runs from January through December each year.
4. Contact Information and Officers
President: Larry Dooley
Vice President: Helen Moreno
Treasurer: Susan Reynolds mosslakepoa.treas@gmail.com
Secretary: Mark Curtis mosslakepoa@gmail.com
The MLPOA Management Team
All members of the management team are volunteers. We each have a vested interest in ensuring Moss Lake can be enjoyed by everyone. The management team includes our officers, lake commission members and area representatives.
Many of us also volunteer on committees to keep abreast of Moss Lake issues and help guide change in a direction that is positive for everyone that uses Moss Lake:
Water Quality and Water Management
Research and Legal Document Retention
Memberships
Marketing, Communications and Social Media
City Council Outreach and Community Engagement
New Revenue and Project Opportunities
Legal Engagement and Lake Fee Structure
MLPOA Area Representatives
We have divided Moss Lake into 14 areas to ensure you have the support you need from someone likely in your own neighborhood. Find your area representative name on the map below then use the area representative list to find their contact information.
Moss Lake Information
Brochures, Maps and Rules : https://www.cityofkm.com/190/Brochures-Maps-Rules Note: The City of Kings Mountain approved new ordinance on May 26th, 2026. As of May 28th, 2026 they have not posted the new version online.
Lake Level (May 17th, 2026 - appears this may have been removed from The City of Kings Mountain website - we are looking into it further: https://www.cityofkm.com/189/Moss-Lake
USGS Discharge Gauge: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/USGS-0215329875/#dataTypeId=continuous-00060-0&period=P7D&showMedian=true&showFieldMeasurements=true
Moss Lake Swim Guide / Water Quality testing data: https://www.theswimguide.org/fr/beach/9129?set_language=en This information is provided weekly thought out the summer. Data collected by MountainTrue Broad Riverkeeper: https://mountaintrue.org/
Moss Lake Dam Cam: https://www.ipcamlive.com/waterdam
Kings Mountain Lake Commission Information and Meeting Information: https://www.cityofkm.com/448/John-H-Moss-Reservoir-Commission
Kings Mountain City Ordinance pertaining to the roles and responsibilities of the Lake Commission. https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/kingsmountain/latest/kingsmt/0-0-0-2366#JD_92.01
Kings Mountain Master Plan for Parks and Recreation. This includes changes to Moss Lake boat landing areas: https://www.cityofkm.com/732/Master-Plan
Kings Mountain City Council Meeting Information: https://www.cityofkm.com/AgendaCenter/City-Council-2
Website Updated: 5/28/2026 Susan Sisk Reynolds
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