London Towne, formerly Woodland Beach, has evolved over the past years from a vacation resort to a thriving year-round residential community. Incorporated in 1932, the London Towne Property Owners' Association has served as the community's forum for the discussion and resolution of local issues. This all volunteer organization, directed by a 39 member Board of Directors, has been the spearhead for local community improvements and increased law enforcement.

The London Towne Property Owners' Association (LTPOA) is comprised of all property owners within the community. A property owner automatically becomes a member when property is purchased.

The Association maintains, controls, and regulates the Community Hall and the two and a half miles of shoreline that constitutes 95% of the waterfront within the community. The Association owns this property. The Association also governs access to the Shore Drive in accordance with Anne Arundel County law.

The community is divided into five Sections, corresponding with the five actual beaches in the community. Each Section has its' own officers and Section meetings. The Section is the first group responsible for matters pertaining to their part of the neighborhood. Each Section elects representatives to the Board of Directors. A property owner may chose to be active in any LTPOA Section, even one in which his/her property isn't located.

The LTPOA Board of Directors meets on the first Thursday evening of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Hall.