Did you know our HOA Board can seat up to 9 directors? We believe our neighborhood is strongest when our board is full, offering the widest possible representation of our neighbors. While we started 2025 with a full board, life happens—moves and personal changes meant we saw a few resignations over the year. Our 6Continue reading “We want your voice on the Board!”
Author Archives: David Miller
2026 Dues notices and annual meeting invitations mailed
This weekend, we mailed out the annual dues invoices and invitations to the Annual Meeting in January. Everyone for whom we had an email address on file should have received it in email within the last 2 days. Everyone who did not opt in to electronic-only communication will be receiving a printed copy in theContinue reading “2026 Dues notices and annual meeting invitations mailed”
2026 Budget Hearing Friday November 21, 2025
Rolling Meadows of Jamestown will be holding our annual public hearing for setting the 2026 budget and dues price this Friday, November 21, 2025, at 7:00pm at Searchlight Ministries church at the corner of 22nd Ave and Quincy St. Our apologies for the short notice, it kind of snuck up on us. All residents areContinue reading “2026 Budget Hearing Friday November 21, 2025”
New Contact Form
We have added a new contact form to the website to make it easier to contact the board. There are separate forms for Architecture Review Requests, Title Verifications, Covenant Violation reports, and General Inquiry/Feedback. The Violation Report and General Inquiry forms both allow anonymous submission. Sometimes it’s easier for people to tell us something thatContinue reading “New Contact Form”
2025 Mid-Year Financial Update
We are half-way through our fiscal year, so it’s time to provide an update on the current state of our finances. First up is the balance sheet. This is the bank account balances and our internal fund balances. There are comments at the bottom to explain a few of the rows. Next is the year-to-dateContinue reading “2025 Mid-Year Financial Update”
Happy New (Fiscal) Year 2025!
With the beginning of a new year comes the opportunity to look back on the last one. With that in mind, here’s a few of the financial reports, updated to show the final numbers from 2024, rather than the estimates that were used when they were presented at the board meeting in November. At theContinue reading “Happy New (Fiscal) Year 2025!”