The Barn Committee is responsible for the general upkeep and maintenance of the barn, teen center, and ball field, and for monitoring and scheduling their use throughout the year. 

Responsible for the general oversight of the beach area, volleyball court, basketball court, and beach parking lot. A beach clean-up is held annually before the beach officially opens in June.  The Committee is responsible for maintaining the physical facilities and beauty of the beach areas.

Responsible for the operation of our nearly one-hundred-year-old day camp. This is a working committee whose members are essential to the camp's functioning. The Committee works to ensure the camp upholds the community's values and is responsible for ensuring that Camp has all required permits and insurance and that it follows DOH and GBCA guidelines. 

For more info, go to www.goldensbridgedaycamp.org

Responsible for the general upkeep of the GBCA website.

Advises the membership on improvements to shared community resources/properties. Plans and coordinates positive actions, including but not limited to: organizing cleanups, including invasive vegetation removal; beautification projects; waste reduction; reuse & recycling efforts; providing relevant information to the community on general environmental concerns; and collaborating with other committees on shared concerns. 

The primary function is to prepare our yearly budget. The treasurer coordinates with various committees to ascertain budget expenses and income requirements for the fiscal year, which runs from January 1 through December 31. The Finance Committee also assists the Treasurer with other financial matters. 

Responsible for preserving and promoting the community's historical significance, working to connect our history as a cooperative community to our present and future. Ensure that the community's history, including its landmarks, documents, media, and significant events, is documented, maintained, and shared with current and future residents. The Committee is responsible for organizing significant events related to the community's history, such as the 100th Anniversary in July 2027. 

Responsible for the general upkeep of the lake to ensure it remains a safe space for our community to use recreationally. This includes testing and maintenance of the lake's natural fauna.

Responsibility to review all real estate and legal agreements to ensure the Association’s rights are respected and preserved. Specifically, assist in resolving disputes involving the Community, its members, or other entities in a manner consistent with the Community’s goals, and coordinate with the Association’s counsel in representing the Community in its litigation or dealings with public officials, agencies, or bodies.

Manages the communications and approvals for the sale of community members' property as governed by the Constitution, By-Laws, and Restrictive Covenants, particularly around the ‘right of first refusal’. The Committee must receive notice that a member intends to sell their property at least one week before the property it listed for sale. The Secretary then notifies the membership of the sale so that community members are informed prior to the general public.

Oversees the use and condition of the roads in the Colony. Should problems occur with the physical condition of the roads, maintenance, parking, enforcement of speed limits, or general traffic patterns, the Roads Committee may contact the Lewisboro Highway Superintendent and recommend action to the Board.

Road 4 has been published quarterly since 1974 to celebrate life events, the community's creative work, and events, and to highlight activities of interest to our members. We encourage people to submit pictures and articles that are relevant to the Colony and align with our editorial policy.  We cannot guarantee that we will publish all submitted articles and letters, but we will act in good faith to publish anything that aligns with our mission. Road 4 will not publish articles that deal with current issues discussed on the executive board level - those articles should go directly to the board. It will also not publish personal attacks. Information pertaining to the current Colony business should be distributed through the Colony Secretary and not through Road 4. Please direct all letters about community-level policy to the board.

Since the Colony's founding in 1927, regular social events have helped members stay connected and keep the community viable. The Social Committee plans and organizes the events that are the cultural and social backbone of our community

Represents the Colony as a part of the Goldens Bridge Hamlet within the Town of Lewisboro. Committee members attend meetings of Lewisboro's Town Board, Planning Board, and Zoning Board of Appeals. The committee then reports back to the Colony Board about town events, as well as commercial & residential development plans, in Goldens Bridge and Lewisboro in general. The committee also communicates with the town board as needed.

The Association owns and operates key infrastructure, including deep wells, a chlorination plant, and water distribution lines that serve the community.  The Water Committee is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and improvement of the community's water system.

The Welcome Committee helps new residents feel oriented, informed, and connected when they move into the community. Its main job is to make a friendly first impression, share the basics of how GBCA works, and help new residents meet neighbors or learn about the community. The Committee keeps the GBCA Handbook up to date and provides a welcome packet with the Handbook and the GBCA Bylaws & Constitution to all new members.