OLPA is awarded Legislature’s Gold Seal Award

HEADS UP! NEW LOG IN INFORMATION

IMPORTANT!! New Log In and Member Portal Information!

In 2026, OLPA signed up with a new communications/membership tool (Neon) that makes us more efficient in many ways. Members now have portal pages that allow for easy access to event sign ups, volunteer opportunities, upgrades to membership and much more. When you sign up as a member, make sure you create an account so you have all these resources available. Here are some links that may help you if you are having issues signing up or logging into your portal page.

 YOU CAN LOG INTO YOUR ACCOUNT (2 WAYS) 

  • Go to the website at www.otiscolakepreservation.org. Click on the Log In Drop Down at the top of the OLPA website. This will bring you directly to your log in page: Once there, it will prompt you to log in. If you don't already have an account, it will ask you to create one at the bottom of the form. You can also go to the direct log in link and bypass the website step:

  • Direct link to log in page:  https://otiscolakepreservation.app.neoncrm.com/login

VOLUNTEER SIGN UP (3 Ways)

  • Click on the About Us Link at top of the website. Click on the Committees/Volunteers drop down. Once you are on this page, you can click on the Button labeled Volunteer Opportunities and go to the direct link to sign up. By pass the website steps and go direct:

  • Direct link to volunteer page: https://otiscolakepreservation.app.neoncrm.com/forms/volunteer

  • Portal Page: Once you are logged into your portal page, you will have access to al the volunteer and events and can sign up directly from that page. 

EVENT SIGN UP

The website has an events page that lists all the upcoming and past events:  https://otiscolakepreservation.org/events-1

You can visit that page to view and register for upcoming events or you can log into your portal page to see these as well. 

Hope this is hopeful!  

QUESTIONS? Contact Linda Kelly: lindakelly1009@gmail.com or call (315) 729-9448

Congratulations!

On May 5th, our new County Legislator in the 6th District, Gregg Eriksen,  representing the west side of Otisco Lake, presented OLPA the Legislature's Gold Seal Award

This highest award from the body praises the commitment, impact and outsized results OLPA is making in the preservation and protection of Otisco and its water.

Congratulations!

Mission Statement:

To preserve the health, beauty and welfare of our lake not only today,

but for future generations

Infographic of Otisco Lake Preservation Association's mission and committees. The mission statement focuses on preserving the lake's health and beauty for future generations. It lists six committees: Finance, Membership, Education & Events, Weed Management, Watershed Management, and Communications, each with specific goals related to financial management, community engagement, awareness, weed eradication, ecological preservation, and communication efforts.

Join A Committee

All of our committees are run by members of the board, but we welcome any interested parties to join a committee.

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Finance: Jim Maloney

Membership: Mary Brown

Education & Events: Kathleen Joy and Teri Lore

Weed Management: Jon Bristol

Watershed Management: Tim Creamer

Communications: Linda Kelly