This section provides information about the Stoneridge Village Condo Association Board. Meet the board members and learn about their roles. The board is elected by community members to serve two-year terms and serves on a completely volunteer basis. Members are committed to transparency, responsiveness, and maintaining the quality of life for all community members.
The President serves as the chief executive officer of the Stoneridge Village Condo Association Board. They lead board meetings, set agendas, and act as the primary point of contact for the Association. The President ensures that board decisions are implemented, oversees the execution of community policies, and represents the board in official communications with residents, vendors, and external partners.
The Vice President supports the President in their duties and steps in to fulfill the President’s responsibilities when they are unavailable. This includes presiding over meetings, assisting with communications, and helping ensure that board operations run smoothly. The Vice President may also take on special projects or oversee specific committees, depending on the needs of the Association. This role requires flexibility, collaboration, and a strong understanding of the board’s goals and responsibilities.
The Treasurer is responsible for managing the financial affairs of the Stoneridge Village Condo Association. This includes overseeing the budget, tracking expenses, reviewing financial reports, and ensuring dues and assessments are properly collected and recorded. The Treasurer works closely with any accounting partners or management services to maintain accurate records and ensure financial transparency. This role requires attention to detail, financial literacy, and a strong commitment to accountability.
The Treasurer is responsible for managing the financial affairs of the Stoneridge Village Condo Association. This includes overseeing the budget, tracking expenses, reviewing financial reports, and ensuring dues and assessments are properly collected and recorded. The Treasurer works closely with any accounting partners or management services to maintain accurate records and ensure financial transparency. This role requires attention to detail, financial literacy, and a strong commitment to accountability.
The Secretary is responsible for maintaining the official records of the Stoneridge Village Condo Association. This includes preparing and distributing meeting agendas, recording meeting minutes, and ensuring that documentation is organized and accessible. The Secretary also handles official correspondence and helps ensure compliance with Association bylaws and procedural requirements. This role requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and clear communication.
The Secretary is responsible for maintaining the official records of the Stoneridge Village Condo Association. This includes preparing and distributing meeting agendas, recording meeting minutes, and ensuring that documentation is organized and accessible. The Secretary also handles official correspondence and helps ensure compliance with Association bylaws and procedural requirements. This role requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and clear communication.
The Member at Large serves as a general representative of the community on the Stoneridge Village Condo Association Board. This role does not have specific assigned duties but provides input on board decisions, participates in meetings, and supports various initiatives as needed. Members at Large often assist with special projects, serve on committees, and help ensure that a broad range of community perspectives are considered. This role requires flexibility, engagement, and a willingness to support the board’s overall mission.
The Non-Voting Member at Large serves as an advisory participant on the Stoneridge Village Condo Association Board. While they do not have voting rights, they attend board meetings, contribute to discussions, and assist with special projects or committees. This role is designed to provide additional support and perspective, helping the board remain responsive to community needs. It requires a collaborative spirit, active engagement, and a commitment to the well-being of the community.
Contact the board using the Community Request form