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Woodmoor board raises annual dues $9 for 2026, reviews 2025 finances
Summary
At its Jan. 26 annual meeting, the Woodmoor Improvement Association board reviewed 2025 highlights and financials and noted an increase of $9 in annual dues for 2026; the minutes do not specify a recorded motion or vote.
The Woodmoor Improvement Association’s Board of Directors reviewed its 2025 highlights and financial statistics and noted that annual dues were increased by $9.00 for 2026. President Brian Bush reported the change during the association’s Jan. 26 annual meeting, which was attended by eight board members, WIA staff and 27 members.
The board’s review included a summary of 2025 income and expenses; the minutes state the figures were discussed but do not provide line‑item amounts in the meeting record. Bush said the dues increase will apply for 2026; the transcript does not record a motion, who moved or seconded, or a vote tally on that change.
The meeting record also lists staff present: Denise Cagliaro (HOA manager), Kevin Nielsen (Woodmoor Public Safety chief), Amber Garner (administrative assistant), Justin Gates (covenants/forestry administrator), Bob Pearsall (ACC/common‑area administrator) and Chad Forquer (WPS deputy chief). The association’s mission—covenant control, architectural control, maintenance of common areas and public safety—was reviewed during the meeting.
The board did not publish detailed budget line items or vote counts in the minutes; homeowners seeking specifics on the 2025 financials or formal vote records were not provided with those details in the meeting text. The meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m.
