Neighborhood Watch
Latest News: 12/10/2009 - Please click on the adjacent hyperlink for a comprehensive incident report with important safety tips - Important Incident Report and Safety Tips. And here's statistics of our surrounding (.2 mile radius) area Surrounding area activity. We will post additional information - status and tips as well. Don't forget about the House Watch Form and Neighborhood Watch information sheet under the Police & Public Safety Tab. The Pine Lake Neighborhood Watch is neighbors watching out for each other for the common good. We will meet quarterly to bring you up to date on what has been happening in ...
Our Mayor
Greg Zarus Mayor Greg Zarus was born in Philadelphia, and he came to Pine Lake because of his career pursuits in government as a scientist, an engineer, and an environmentalist. Pine Lake elected Greg first in 2002, then in 2003, and again in 2007. Mayor Zarus is an ambitious and industrious leader with an informal common sense manor. His current term ends 2012. Accomplishments that occurred for which he is proud to be a part, include: Completing the city’s first Comprehensive Plan and other state items to make the city a Tier 1 Qualified ...
Pine LakeFest 2010
Pine Lake’s 10th annual LAKEFEST! Date: October 2-3 Time: 10AM-Dark (Sat.) and 12PM-6PM (Sun.) Place: Lakeshore Drive, Pine Lake, GA 30072 Cost: Admission is free ART — Art and artcrafts on display/sale will include painting, felting, photography, handcrafted jewelry, handmade cards/stationary, and more. MUSIC — Live musical performances will include rock, European-gypsy jazz, electro-pop, international folk, and acoustic Americana genres. FUN — Activities for attendees of all ages will include a sand sculpture contest, face painting and children’s art activities, a Saturday night beach party, and more. FOOD — A variety of foods, baked goods, soft drinks, beer, and wine will be available for purchase. Pine Lake prides itself as being ...
First Friday
Pine Lake First Friday Concerts These are events that take place in the beachhouse on the first friday of every month. Music performance begins at 8. Pine Lake will have goodies (coffee,soda,water,Beer and wine) for a cheap price. There is $5 donation at the door If you would like to perform, click here If you want to be on the mailing list for show reminders or schedule changes click here
Pine Lake Beach and Lake
Pine Lake Beach and Park – Fun in the Sun (Responsibly)
Living in a beautiful lake community with great natural resources, recreational activities, and wildlife offers a unique, rural lifestyle which is rare in a metropolis like Atlanta and presents its own challenges. The City Council has approved these rules to ensure a safe and fun time during our special time of year with swimming, fishing, and many entertainment and recreational activities. See you at Lake.
2010 Pine Lake Beach and Park Rules – PDF File
2010 Pine Lake Park and Beach Rules
- Swimming is permitted until sunset. The Park, which includes the Western Wetlands, Eastern Green Space, and all trails surrounding the lake, close at sunset. Swimming is allowed only from Memorial Day weekend through October 3, 2010 (OctoberLake Fest).
- Current Park cards are required for use of our park and lake and must be presented upon request. Park cards are available at City Hall (Free to homeowners).
- Swimming is always at your own risk.
- Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult and swim within the roped area.
- Adults may swim outside of the roped area but within the berm by signing a waiver form available at City Hall or at the beach with the Beach Manager.
- Fishing requires a park card and no fishing is allowed in the swimming area (Inner Berm).
- Please Clean Up After Your Pets. To promote health and lessen pollution in our lake, Pine Lake is a Pooper Scooper community requiring us to pick up our pet’s waste and dispose of it properly. For your convenience we have provided plastic bags in containers on our garbage can houses. If you have extra plastic shopping bags, you are welcome to restock these containers with your own bags. Thanks in advance for your help!
- Save the geese, ducks, and other birds by not feeding them. This is not healthy to their digestive system, interrupts their migration pattern, and pollutes our lake.
- No dogs or pets are allowed off-leash, in the lake, or on the beach at any time.
- No glass containers allowed on the beach or in the park.
- Alcoholic beverage consumption and public drunkenness are not allowed at the park or beach and violators are subject to arrest and prosecution. Alcoholic beverages are only allowed during special and permitted events.
- Smoking is prohibited on the beach. No fires on the beach without a permit.
- Honor the noise ordinances and litter laws and keep our park and lake clean.
Enjoy our Pine Lake nature and environment responsibly and respectfully.
Thank you!
Approved by Council April 12, 2010

