Villages of Center Farm

To access some files and documents you must log in.

Welcome

Welcome to the website of the Homeowners Association of Villages of Center Farm! We are delighted to have you as a member of our community and are pleased to offer you this online platform to keep you informed about the latest news, events, and initiatives related to our neighborhood.

As an HOA, we are committed to maintaining and enhancing the quality of life in our community. We strive to create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment where every resident feels at home. Our goal is to promote a sense of community, foster relationships among neighbors, and encourage participation in neighborhood activities.

On this website, you will find useful information about our HOA, including our mission, bylaws, and board members. You can also access important documents, such as meeting minutes, financial reports, and governing documents.

Additionally, this website serves as a platform for communication between the HOA board and residents. We encourage you to share your ideas, suggestions, and concerns with us through the contact form, and we will respond as soon as possible.

Thank you for being a part of our HOA community, and we hope this website will be a valuable resource for you.

Nomination Ballot

ATTENTION VOCF LANDOWNERS

It's time to nominate board members for the following villages!

Davenport – Cathy Sharp

Newport – Andrew Kloefkorn

Hartford- Don Bertsch

High Pointe – Randy Martens

Franklin - Vacant position

At-Large 2– Sarah Cassidy

Condo Association: Vacant position

The deadline is June 30 and if there is more than one nominee, elections will be held in July.

Go here to nominate your choice of your village representative:

https://www.villagesofcenterfarm.com/nomination

Why Do Members Need to Nominate Candidates?

Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) serve the collective interests of a community, so it’s crucial that board members reflect the voices and values of the residents they serve. When members nominate candidates for the board, they help shape the leadership that manages everything from budgets to community rules and amenities.

Here’s why member-nominated board members matter:

• Representation: Nominations ensure leadership isn’t hand-picked by a small group but comes from a pool of individuals residents trust.

• Accountability: Elected board members are more likely to be responsive to the needs and concerns of the community that supported them.

• Transparency: The nomination process promotes democratic engagement and discourages favoritism or closed-door decision-making.

• Community Engagement: When members participate in nominating and voting, it fosters a sense of ownership and cooperation in the neighborhood.

It also helps prevent burnout or stagnation on a board, especially if only a few people volunteer every term. Fresh voices can make a real difference.