As the sole owner of this website and a homeowner in the Providence community, it is of utmost importance that other homeowners in my community receive transparent, straightforward information prior to casting their votes for those who represent them on the Board of Directors. While I initially created this website to display public profiles of the candidates I personally support, provide links to important documents, and remind residents of important dates and timelines, I now feel that it's in everyone's best interest to add an extra page for Mr. James Klosty at his own request for "representation."
Fortunately, Klosty's actions and behavior speak for themselves, so very little aside from the included captions is really needed to explain why I don't endorse him as a candidate (and why you shouldn't either).
Providence has come a long way over the past few years. We have overcome significant challenges, including financial concerns, board conflicts, and other obstacles that affected our community. Today, we have a board where members work well together, and we've enjoyed a mostly uneventful year focused on getting business done with very little drama. We welcomed new professional and dedicated board members who are committed to serving our community,
and as a result, Providence has continued to move in a positive direction.
If you're looking for HOA news, updates, and community discussion, feel free to join our Facebook group,
"The Voice of Providence." Membership is limited to verified Providence homeowners and residents.
If you have concerns about potential repercussions in your situation, anonymous posting is available.
As we move into August, preparations will begin for the 2026 Board of Directors election.
Two board seats will be up for election, currently held by Phil Chapman and Shauna Turner.
Important dates to remember:
• Candidate interest forms are typically released in September.
• Voting is usually conducted during October.
• The annual meeting, during which election results will be announced,
is scheduled for November 17, 2026, at 5:00 PM.
Stay tuned for additional information as we continue working together to keep Providence a great place to live.