How do I join the Board?

How do I join the Board?

We know that the prospect of becoming an HOA member can be exciting but daunting as well.  You may even feel overwhelmed by the amount of information or responsibility that the position entails. But, with the right guidance, anyone can become an HOA member. If you would like to join the Board there will usually be an election held at your Annual Meeting.

If you know you would like to run for election, you can contact our office and submit your name to be added to the upcoming ballot. If you decide at the meeting you would like to run for your Board, there will be a time at your meeting for a nominations of interested candidates not listed on the ballot. 


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