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Treasurer

Denise Steffenhagen

As treasurer, Denise Steffenhagen holds responsibility for the community's money — and for the association's relationship with the management company residents have so many concerns about.

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Why we're calling on Denise

In our members' view, the management company was brought on and kept on without the diligence residents would expect, despite a poor public reputation and a long trail of negative reviews that were there for anyone to check.

Residents also describe fines and assessments they consider unwarranted. We believe a treasurer's job is to protect homeowners from that pressure — not to pass it along.

Residents also remember that trash collection was one of the few services actually included in the roughly $90-a-month dues. When the city took over trash service, that expense left the association's books — and, residents note, the dues did not go down.

Our ask is simple: commit — publicly and in writing — to changing the association's enforcement practices and policies. Or resign, so that someone more focused on privacy, community, basic decency, and the cost of living can serve instead.

From residents

A first-hand account from a Waterglen resident, in their own words. Have your own to add? Share your story.

As treasurer, Ms. Steffenhagen brought on and kept a management company that, in my opinion, was never properly vetted — a company with hundreds of negative reviews and one-star ratings online for anyone to see. And when that company pushed to keep fining and assessing residents in ways I believe were unwarranted, I did not see her stand up for us. I saw her go along with it.— Waterglen resident