As temperatures begin to rise across Lakemont and the surrounding Richmond area, the neighborhood pool quickly becomes more than just an amenity—it becomes a daily gathering place for families, a weekend destination for neighbors, and a central part of summer life in the community.

For Lakemont residents, having an active pool access card is essential to enjoying that experience. With summer just around the corner, now is the time for homeowners to make sure their access is ready before peak pool season begins.

How to Get Your Lakemont Pool Access Card

Homeowners in Lakemont must complete the official Lakemont pool access card registration form to receive or replace their pool key cards. The process is designed to ensure that only residents in good standing have access to the community pool facilities.

New homeowners are eligible to receive two pool access cards after submitting their completed registration form. The form can be accessed online HERE.

Once the form is submitted, residents should follow any additional instructions provided to finalize their registration.

Replacing Lost or Additional Pool Cards

If a pool access card is lost or additional cards are needed, replacements are available for $30 per card.

Payments can be made securely online through the Graham Management payment portal: grahammanagementrentals.newfirstpayments.com. 

Residents are advised to complete the registration form before submitting payment to ensure the request is properly processed.

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Important Reminder: Account Status Matters

One key detail that often catches residents off guard is account status. If a homeowner’s account is delinquent, their pool access card will be deactivated until the balance is brought current.

This policy helps maintain fairness across the community and ensures that shared amenities are accessible to residents who are up to date with their HOA obligations.

For many families, a quick account check now can prevent frustration later—especially on those first hot weekends of the season.

Where to Get Help or Ask Questions

Residents who need assistance with their pool access cards, payments, or registration can reach out directly to Graham Management or visit the Lakemont on-site office:

Lakemont On-Site Office
21021 Lakemont Bend Lane
Phone: 832-595-6808 
Email: lakemontCA@grahammanagementhouston.com 

Whether it’s a question about eligibility, payment confirmation, or form submission, help is available to make the process as smooth as possible.

What This Means for Lakemont Residents

For many in Lakemont, the neighborhood pool represents more than just a place to cool off—it’s where kids spend long summer days, where neighbors reconnect, and where community life feels most active.

Taking a few minutes now to secure pool access cards means fewer delays, fewer surprises, and more time enjoying everything the neighborhood has to offer once summer is in full swing.

As pool season approaches, residents are encouraged to complete their registration early and ensure their accounts are current—small steps that make a big difference when the gates open.

Stay connected with My Neighborhood News for more updates, reminders, and helpful guides for Lakemont residents.

By Tiffany Krenek, My Neighborhood News 

Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.