Susan Feels Really Peeved Over Abuse

I haven’t had much to share recently. This is mainly because I’ve already discussed everything that’s been going on, and there’s really no reason to keep going over it. We have those who are paying attention and witnessing the events unfold, and then there are those who, despite the overwhelming evidence in front of them, cannot move beyond their personal feelings for the people involved to recognize the truth.

We did hold a Board Meeting on November 17, 2025, but oddly enough, there were “technical difficulties” and the audio was interrupted. It’s peculiar because the audio was functioning when it captured Kelly Broseman attempting to figure out how to turn something off. It’s also strange that segment was removed from the rest of the meeting, especially since Arizona law prohibits a POA board from editing recorded meetings; they are required to provide members with the uncut, unedited recordings if they choose to record.

The board and property management asserted during the meeting that they had conducted a comprehensive audit. I have acquired the results and will share them shortly. Currently, I am awaiting a response from Buck Reynolds, Inc. concerning some inquiries about the audit they assert they performed. It appears that our Secretary did not supervise this audit or examine any of the data. However, I am still waiting for that confirmation.

1. What resource(s) were utilized to perform the “thorough audit” that was announced during the meeting on November 17, 2025?
2. Who was responsible for reviewing the data collected from the resource(s)?
3. Who made the decision regarding the changes to be implemented in the directory?
4. What criteria were applied to ascertain that a change was essential?

As members, we should have received clear communication about this process instead of it being kept confidential, as it has a significant impact on our financial situation.

No matter what the process entailed, it was neither efficient nor effective, leading to yet another unjust election with the potential for voter fraud. The mistakes that permitted voter fraud in the 2025 election are still present.

Please be patient; we are all subject to the decisions of the property management company and the Board of Directors that claims to represent us, while they continue to protect Buck Reynolds, Inc. and the incompetent practices and actions regarding our records.

I will summarize the voter fraud that has been uncovered after we release the results of the so-called “audit” carried out by Buck Reynolds, Inc.