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A New Chapter for Hunters Ridge:
2026 Annual Meeting Recap
A Message from the Association President
Welcome to the new era of the Hunters Ridge Neighborhood Association!
It was wonderful to see such a strong turnout at our first annual meeting on January 22nd. Whether you’ve lived in Hunters Ridge for decades or just moved in last month, your presence and input are what will make our revitalized association a success.
Our primary goal for 2026 is to build a transparent, helpful, and connected community. We are officially "open for business" and moving forward with a focus on clear communication and tangible results. One of our proudest early successes was managing four rounds of private snow removal this past winter—ensuring our streets were cleared quickly and safely without waiting on city services.
As we move into the warmer months, we want to keep this momentum going by shifting our focus to the projects and events that matter most to you. Below, you’ll find several ways to be informed, share your fresh ideas, weigh in on upcoming social dates, and help us prioritize our 2026 roadmap.
Review the Minutes: If you missed the annual meeting, you can find the full meeting minutes and PowerPoint are available for review.
Meet Your Board: Check out the "New Board" section below to see who was elected to serve on our Board of Directors.
Voice Your Opinion to the City: Our City-County Councilman, Nick Roberts, is requesting feedback from residents to better serve our district. Please take a few minutes to complete his Community Feedback Survey to ensure Hunters Ridge is heard at the city level.
Get Involved: Help Shape Our Neighborhood. We aren’t just looking for volunteers; we’re looking for visionaries. Hunters Ridge is what we make of it, and we want to ensure the association focuses on what truly matters to you. Use the poll below to:
Share Your Ideas: Tell us one thing—big or small—that would improve your daily life in the neighborhood.
Pick Your Events: Help us move beyond the basics. Whether it’s a "Coffee on the Corner," a neighborhood yard sale, or a full-scale block party, let us know what gets you out of the house.
Join a Committee: Raise your hand for a specific passion like social planning, safety, or community communications.
Neighborhood Projects and Event Poll
Thank you for making Hunters Ridge such a special place to call home. I am honored to serve as your President alongside an incredible new board of dedicated neighbors, and I look forward to seeing you all out in the neighborhood as the flowers start to bloom!
Warmly,
Suzanne Russell
President, Hunters Ridge Neighborhood Association
Meet the New Board of Directors
Front Row (L-R): Karen Brakke - At-Large, Marcia Gascho - Secretary, Jason Butz - Treasurer. Back Row (L-R): Suzanne Russell - President; Claudia Conner - At-Large; June Allen - Community Relations; Angelika Becker - Vice-President.
How Your Board Was Formed
How Your Board Was Formed
To ensure the Hunters Ridge Neighborhood Association operates with transparency and neighborhood-wide support, our board was seated according to our established bylaws:
Eligibility & Representation: Each member of the board must be a Contributing Member of the association, with a limit of one board member per household to ensure diverse representation across our streets.
The Election Process: The Board of Directors was elected by Contributing Members during our Annual Meeting on January 22nd. Per our bylaws, nominations were presented via email and social media posts, and additional nominations were welcomed from the floor.
Voting Power: Every Contributing Member Household in attendance was entitled to one vote to select the leadership team.
Officer Selection: Following the general election, the elected Board of Directors met on January 29, 2026 to elect the Executive Committee—including the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Community Relations Officer—to manage the daily operations of the association.
Terms of Service: Your current board members are serving two-year terms, ensuring both stability and the opportunity for new voices to lead in the future.
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