HOA Board candidates are listed below. Candidate email addresses are included so homeowners can ask questions directly and learn more about each candidate.

*Rob has been endorsed by Stetson Hills Common Good for the May 2026 HOA Board election. He is currently running for one of the two open seats on the Stetson Hills HOA Board. The voting deadline is May 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Homeowners can find official election and electronic voting information through the City Property Management homeowner portal.

Link: Biscoe/Weisberg Flyer

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My name is Rob Biscoe, and I am interested in serving in a Stetson Hills HOA Board or committee position. My wife, Tara, and I have lived in Stetson Hills for more than 23 years. We raised our family here and care deeply about keeping our neighborhood a great place to live. We are especially proud that our youngest daughter purchased a home in Stetson Hills, continuing our family’s connection to this community.

I retired after nearly 40 years in the fire service, including 25 years as Fire Chief. Throughout my career I built a strong foundation in leadership, public service, budgeting and financial oversight, meeting facilitation, problem solving, and collaboration. These are the same skills an HOA Board needs to run effectively and earn homeowner trust.

If elected, I will prioritize clear and open communication between the Board, committees, management, and homeowners. I will advocate for transparent and responsible spending, with a focus on keeping HOA costs as low as practical. I will push for fair, consistent, common sense decision making and rules that protect property values without unnecessary friction. I will promote responsiveness and accountability, with processes that work and follow the rules. I will also work to get more homeowners involved in their HOA by making it easier to participate, volunteer, serve on committees, share input early, and feel heard before decisions are made.

I would appreciate your support and would be honored to represent you.

*Stephen has been endorsed by Stetson Hills Common Good for the May 2026 HOA Board election. He is currently running for one of the two open seats on the Stetson Hills HOA Board. The voting deadline is May 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Homeowners can find official election and electronic voting information through the City Property Management homeowner portal.

Link: Biscoe/Weisberg Flyer

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My name is Stephen Weisberg and I am interested in serving in a Stetson Hills HOA Board or committee position.

I've lived with my family in Stetson Hills for nearly eight years, and I'm passionate about making sure our neighborhood is a great place for everyone to call home.

With over 35 years of experience in financial services, I’ve learned how to approach tough situations and collaborate with others in a way that’s both strategic and practical. I take pride in being efficient, transparent, inclusive, and responsible – because I believe these values make a difference.

If I’m elected to a position with the HOA, my main focus will be to keep our community vibrant and welcoming, while making sure every neighbor’s voice is heard. Together, we can find practical solutions to problems, strengthen connections with our neighbors, and take care of this community we all treasure.

*Michelle has endorsed Robert Biscoe and Stephen Weisberg for the two open seats on the Stetson Hills HOA Board. The voting deadline is May 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Homeowners can find official election and electronic voting information through the City Property Management homeowner portal.

Link: Biscoe/Weisberg Flyer

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Hello, my name is Michelle Burgess. My husband, Brandon, and I have lived in Stetson Hills for the past two and a half years. I am a retired registered nurse with a career focused on critical care and emergency medicine.

I previously served on an HOA board in Gilbert for approximately seven years, including time on the Architectural Review Committee. That experience showed me what strong, functional HOA leadership looks like: a board committed to protecting property values while working collaboratively with residents. Homeowners were heard, concerns were addressed respectfully, and solutions were pursued in a way that benefited both the community and individual neighbors.

Here in Stetson Hills, I served on the HOA Board and the ARC but resigned last October due to ethical concerns regarding certain Board members' conduct. Having served for many years in a well-functioning HOA, I’ve seen firsthand how effective governance, clear standards, and respectful homeowner engagement can work in practice, and I would welcome the opportunity to bring that experience to Stetson Hills. With expected changes in Stetson Hills HOA Board leadership and composition, I am excited to re-engage and continue serving our community.

Hello neighbors! My name is Melissa Bowman and my family have been residents in Stetson Hills since purchasing our home eight years ago. We selected Stetson Hills because of the family friendly parks and close proximity to highly rated schools.

Having more than 20 years of professional experience in commercial management and community owner association operations, I bring valuable skills and core competencies to effectively navigate the complexities of community management. My experience includes service scope development, vendor contract negotiations, multimillion-dollar budget forecasting and operational performance evaluations.

I am personally committed to furthering the wellbeing of Stetson Hills and remain deeply invested in maintaining the value, safety, and unique character of our community for my family and yours.

Stetson Hills Neighbors, 

My name is Thomas McDaniel, and my wife and I purchased a home in Stetson Hills last year. While we are new homeowners, my wife grew up here and has resided in Stetson Hills for over 20 years. With deep roots in this community and as a native Phoenician, I value the beauty and neighborhood charm that makes this area special. 

After attending HOA meetings, I recognized opportunities for improvement and the need for proactive, transparent leadership. Professionally, I bring over four years of experience managing local city facilities, including budgeting, programming, and scheduling. I also work in a skilled trade where safety, preventative maintenance, and attention to detail are essential. 

I currently volunteer as a Block Watch Captain, working to strengthen communication and neighborhood safety. I am particularly interested in exploring constructive solutions to address concerns surrounding illegal e-bike activity. 

As a younger member of the neighborhood, I hope to bring fresh perspective and thoughtful decision-making to the board. 

I appreciate your consideration.