The Annual Meeting will be held on February 22, at 7:30 PM, at the Greenbriar East Elementary School, in the Cafeteria. This year we have three board seats that are expiring and up for election. All terms will expire in February 2026. The directors who filled these seats are all running for re-election, and we have two other candidates who have registered to have their names put on the ballot.

In alphabetical order here is a list of the candidates and some brief biographical details based on their current service or information they provided to us.

Amy Portofe has been a member of the pool club since 2009, and currently serves on the Board as a director-at-large, with a focus on the swim and dive programs. Her children have been involved with the swim and dive programs since 2013.
Chance Putzke currently serves on the Board as a director-at-large with a focus on pool operations and maintenance. He played a significant role in our recent upgrades (new play set, new basketball and pickleball courts, and the installation of security cameras).
Bethany Quick currently serves on the Board as our Secretary, and also manages our special events, where she coordinates the use of the pool or parking lot by the community, arranges our rafternoons, adult and kid late nights, our movie nights, and ensures that the facility is available for member parties.
Tarang Rawat is running for a Board position. She is an IT professional with experience in human resource and project management. She and her family have lived in Greenbriar for eleven years. She will bring strong people skills to the board if elected.
Danielle Waterfield is running for a Board position. She has been a club member for over 20 years, and her family has long been involved in pool activities – her son Mason is on the dive team and has worked as a lifeguard for the pool. She is an attorney and will bring her 25+ years of experience in government relations to help focus on our relationship with the county in regards to the limits they place on the use of our property.

At our Annual Meeting on Wednesday, February 22, when you check in, you will receive one ballot for your membership. The ballot will have all five candidates listed, as well as three spaces for you to write-in additional candidates. Each membership should vote for no more than three candidates. Any ballot with more than three votes will be discarded, so don’t hesitate to request a new ballot if needed.

The Board will collect and count the ballots at the end of the meeting. Candidates should stay and observe the counting, and other members are welcome as well. Once the counting is complete, the new board will go into executive session and self-select the four officers for the 2023 season. The results will be sent to all members via email and posted on the web site no later than Saturday, the 25th of February.