WHAT IS THE STATUS OF THE GOLF COURSE?
Inquiries regarding the current status or the future of the closed Lost Creek Golf Course cannot be responded to by Neighborhood Association of Lost Creek Estates, Inc. (NALCE) as there is no direct relationship between NALCE and the current owners of the Lost Creek Golf Course property.

WHAT IS THE MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD HOA?
Membership in the Neighborhood Association of Lost Creek Estates (NALCE) is voluntary. Membership fees are $100.00 and are due each January. Invoice/Membership Form may be downloaded by clicking HERE.

HOW CAN I GET COPIES OF THE DEED RESTRICTIONS?
They are available on this site by going to our Deed Restrictions Page, just CLICK HERE. 

WATER SERVICE
City of Fort Worth Water Department
Transferring Service
New Service

CABLE OR INTERNET SERVICES
Charter Cable (Spectrum) 
1-866-937-2427

AT&T U-Verse
For general service and deals for this area, click: AT&T Deals
To check availablity, click: CHECK AVAILABILITY

WHERE IS THE POST OFFICE LOCATED FOR OUR NEIGHBORHOOD?
The Aledo Post The Aledo Post Office is located at:
412 Old Annetta Rd Aledo, TX 76008
817-441-8023
You do not live in Aledo, even though your address is Aledo. This can become confusing. Lost Creek Estates is in Tarrant County and you are located in the city limits of Fort Worth. Aledo is the servicing Post Office and that is ALL!!! This information is important to almost anyone servicing or coming to your house as they will almost ALWAYS go to Aledo and get lost! Most people will recognize "Lost Creek" as the subdivision, and that is helpful to mention.

WHEN IS TRASH PICKUP?
Garbage, recycling, yard trimmings and brush is collected every Wednesday. You trash cart and your Recycle cart needs to be curbside no later than 7:00 AM. To order carts, call 817-392-1234 Monday-Friday.

Bulky trash picked up once a month - During the Week of the 4th Monday of each month and needs to be curbside no later than 7:00 AM Monday.

For more information, visit the City of Fort Worth Garbage and Recycling web pageClick here for a printable PDF brochure about Bulk Trash and Brush Pickup.

IS THE NEIGHBORHOOD PET FRIENDLY?
Absolutely. Here are some basic guidelines:
1. Keep your dog on a leash at all times.
2. Wear reflective clothing and put a reflective collar on your dog if walking at night.
3. Pick up your "Doggie Poo" too!

For more info on Pet Licenses and Regulations, click here.

DO YOU HOLD HOA MEETINGS?
NALCE Business Meetings are held quarterly, (March, June, September, December). Special meetings may be held for specific cause.

DO YOU HAVE A NEIGHBORHOOD APP?
You may download the NEXTDOOR APP and join our neighborhood's social network.
Nextdoor is the place to come together and share all these things and MORE!

Nextdoor is a free, private social network that provides a secure website for all neighborhood in its network. Lost Creek was chosen to be one of the first neighborhoods to participate. Nextdoor currently has over 6,000 neighborhoods on board in 50 cities across the United States. 

Nextdoor is voluntary and is separate from the Neighborhood Assn. of Lost Creek Estates. However, NALCE will utilize Nextdoor to post information pertaining to the neighborhood. Learn More about how Lost Creek Estates uses NextDoor.

WHAT ABOUT THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO LOST CREEK?
The median and flag poles at the entrance are maintained by the neighborhood association. The flags are replaced as they become weathered. The flags are raised and lowered by NALCE Officers. If something is amiss with the flags, if they’re up when they should be at half-mast or at half-mast when they should be up, please call one of the NALCE Officers for assistance.

REGARDING SAFETY AND SECURITY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Lost Creek is proactive when it comes to maintaining a safe and secure community. Neighborhood safety depends on participation and many of our residents do their part. Most of the homes in Lost Creek have security systems and or motion detection lighting. Also, the neighborhood Citizens on Patrol program is an invaluable tool in Lost Creek’s arsenal against crime. Lost Creek is a tightly knit neighborhood, our neighbors look outside when they hear something unusual.

Lost Creek residents know their neighbors, which cars they drive and notice a car that doesn’t belong in their neighborhood. We have an excellent Neighborhood Patrol Officer and a dedicated police department that patrols our streets. In addition, the residents in Lost Creek donated a high tech surveillance system to document the traffic in Lost Creek. The neighborhood participates in NEXTDOOR, a social networking program that provides real time notification and alerts when there is a threat or concern. All of these tools add up to as safe a crime deterrent system any city and neighborhood can reasonably provide. If you have questions concerning the security systems in Lost Creek, contact the current NALCE President.

HOW TO I GET INVOLVED IN THE COPS PROGRAM
The Lost Creek Citizens on Patrol is always looking for new members. To volunteer you must be over 18 years of age and willing to donate a minimum of four (4) hours per month to the patrol’s base station or patrol function. A sixteen (16) hour training program is provided by the Fort Worth Police Department. Not everyone is required to patrol. Many of our volunteers function as base radio operators from their home.

Learn More about the COPS Program