HOA NEWS & UPDATES Let’s Support Our Staff, Treat Our Neighbors Kindly, and Keep Our Community Awesome!

Hey there, Dobson Ranch neighbors!

I hope this message finds you well. Recently, there have been some concerning reports brought to my attention that I feel we should address together. Our wonderful HOA staff, who work tirelessly to maintain our community and ensure everything runs smoothly, have unfortunately been encountering some disrespect and unkindness from a few residents. Additionally, there have been instances where neighbors have been treated with rudeness and impatience. This is something we urgently need to address as a community.

Our staff members are the unsung heroes of Dobson Ranch. They work diligently behind the scenes to keep our facilities clean and functioning, address our concerns promptly, and overall, make our community a better place to live. It’s disheartening to hear that they, along with some of our neighbors, are facing such challenges when they’re simply trying to go about their daily lives. Keep in mind that the Association is a business with employees and, just like any business, needs to follow laws and protect the privacy of its employees. All of you are part of protecting the Association’s employees, by not creating a hostile work environment.

I want to emphasize that we are all part of this community, and that means treating each other with kindness and respect, including our staff and our neighbors. A simple “thank you” or a smile can truly make all the difference in showing appreciation for their hard work.

Furthermore, let’s not forget to extend this same courtesy to our neighbors. Whether it’s picking up after our pets, keeping common areas tidy, or addressing concerns with empathy and understanding, let’s strive to be good neighbors to one another.

If something’s bothering you, let’s talk about it. Whether it’s a concern about pet waste, noise, or any other issue, let’s communicate respectfully and work together to find solutions that benefit everyone.

I also caution people about sharing misinformation in the community. The Board has taken great strides in being transparent when it can be, including posting years of board meeting minutes and financials on its website. If you want to know about the current condition of Dobson Ranch, I encourage you to go to the Association’s website.

Together, let’s commit to support our staff and each other, and to keep Dobson Ranch the amazing community that it is. Let’s spread kindness, respect, and appreciation wherever we go, and continue to make our neighborhood a welcoming and enjoyable place for all.

Thank you for your attention and cooperation.

-Nicole Lynam, Association President