WHAT THEY ARE SPINNING...

WHAT IS TRUE.

Blames the current Board members for "multiple active ADRE complaints"

This is gaslighting at its finest.

Yes, there are currently “multiple active ADRE complaints” — but let’s be clear: those complaints were NOT filed by anyone who they want you to think, it was really filed by Kristi Kisler (a sitting board member) and Thomas Gray, the same individuals aggressively pushing the recall.

They’re now trying to use their own complaints as justification to remove board members who have done nothing but work to clean up the mess left behind. It’s a manipulative tactic — blame the people fixing the problems for the very complaints stirred up by those who want them gone.

Don’t fall for it. Facts matter.

"Anh Jung Is Suing Current & Former Board Members" "Suing over 450 homeowners"

Anh Jung is currently suing Crystal Glaim, Gordon Engstrom, Mike Stone, Nick Dwyer, Michael Harrison, and Ellen Swanson as named defendants for their direct involvement in defamation and slander, civil conspiracy — including the creation of an anonymous website used solely to spread false claims and personal attacks to advance their agenda.  Once again this statement is to trick you – don’t fall for it.  (Google: “John Doe Lawsuit”).  Their repeated false narrative is purposely served to invoke fear and hatred.  

Yet nowhere in their recall campaign do they mention or take accountability for their actions. Nowhere do they address their own misconduct — or the fact that the board members they’re trying to remove have done nothing illegal or unethical.

What they also don’t tell you is that their actions have already cost the Association over $48,000 in legal fees — and that number is still growing. This recall isn’t about “accountability.” It’s about damage control. They’re counting on winning the recall so they can continue using your Association dues to defend their personal legal battles. 

Let’s talk about conflict of interest.

Mike Stone and Jennifer Rotta, sitting board members, were allowed to vote on whether or not the law firm would be allowed to represent them.

No homeowner should accept a process where board members under legal scrutiny are allowed to help choose their own legal defense team at the community’s expense.

The truth matters — and it’s time homeowners saw the full picture.  Get more details here

"Shopping Other Legal Opinions to Fit Their Narrative"

Their defamatory actions have already cost homeowners over $48,000 in legal fees — and yet they’re pointing fingers at board members who have done nothing wrong.

When the board invests $1,500 for an outside legal opinion to protect the Association and potentially save hundreds of thousands. But somehow, tens of thousands spent cleaning up their slander? Not a word.

The double standard couldn’t be clearer.

It’s the same playbook: spread falsehoods (like Kristi Kisler’s baseless public claim that the board had already selected a law firm), stir outrage, then backpedal when the facts come out and she was completely wrong.  The Board did not vote for Goodman Law.

"Hired Armed Security at Meetings"

The disruptive behavior from this group — including yelling, screaming, and harassment — made it nearly impossible for the Board to conduct official business.

To ensure the safety and well-being of everyone in attendance, security had to be hired — paid out of pocket, not with Association funds — simply so a meeting could take place in peace.

And yet, true to form, they’ve twisted the story and taken zero accountability for their own actions.

They create chaos, force the community to respond, and then play the victim. It’s a pattern.

"Retaliatory Committee Removal"

Instead of retaliation. Let’s talk about accountability.

For years, homeowners have been frustrated with the embarrassing state of landscaping throughout Power Ranch — dry patches, dead grass, dying trees, and neglected common areas that made our once-beautiful community look rundown and poorly cared for.

And who was at the center of it?

Crystal Glaim — as then Chair of the Landscape Committee, along with Tom Gray and Shelly Millsap, held key roles in the very committee responsible for overseeing landscaping — yet made virtually no progress in improving it.

Instead of listening to homeowners and fighting for better results, they offered excuses. Instead of identifying solutions or pushing for accountability from vendors, they simply said, “It’s not possible.”

That’s not leadership. That’s neglect.

Tom Gray did nothing but complain. He had a seat at the table — a real chance to create change — and he squandered it. No plans, no proposals, no fight for improvement. Just empty criticism and passive obstruction.

Shelly Millsap contributed even less, often silent or disengaged, while the landscape around us deteriorated year after year.

And Crystal Glaim, as Chair, not only failed to deliver results, but helped normalize the low standards that homeowners have been forced to tolerate.

This isn’t retaliation — it’s the long-overdue accountability that should have happened years ago.

Meanwhile, when new committee members came in ready to work and offer solutions, Tom chose to ignore them, showing no interest in collaboration or progress. Worse, he was overheard telling a woman in the community to “shut up” and “there’s the door.” That kind of disrespect speaks volumes about his priorities.  Yet, he still doesn’t understand why he was removed from the committee.  This is not about retaliation, it’s about being a good human and doing work for the community instead of thinking a committee seat is a throne.

Tom now wants to downplay his ADRE complaint, which cost homeowners over $2,000 in legal fees, simply because he doesn’t understand our governing documents, Arizona law, or what “good standing” even means.

Let’s be honest: this group had their chance — and they failed. Miserably.  Look, we weren’t going to say anything but this group has gone unchecked and they are only confusing you.

- Citation from vendor

Looks like they’ve finally run out of lies to twist.

Vendors don’t give out citations. They’re contracted to work for the community.

Vendors are proud to work for Power Ranch. They’re honored to earn our business and deliver services to one of the largest and most well-known communities in the area.

The scare tactics and misinformation have no basis in fact — just more noise from the same people trying to rewrite reality to fit their agenda.

Fired by Former Law Firm For Publishing False Claims

The truth is, CHDB Law — the firm that had represented Power Ranch for 25 years without formal review or competition — finally walked away. But let’s not ignore the timing: they submitted their termination on the same day the Board was scheduled to interview three other law firms.

After the handling of the Woodcrest lawsuit, it’s not hard to see why they chose to bow out. Facing a transparent selection process and the very real possibility of not being chosen,  likely their way of avoiding the public embarrassment of being replaced.

For decades, they operated unchecked — and when accountability finally arrived, they folded.  Out with the old.

The right to assemble is one thing — but using it to spread hatred, false information, and personal attacks is something entirely different. What started as community involvement has turned into a platform for baseless accusations, twisted narratives, and divisive rhetoric — all while ignoring the real issues that affect homeowners every day. And if you’re tired of the chaos? Vote 'NO' to send the clear message: You reject the hate. You reject the lies. And you refuse to legitimize a campaign built on falsehoods. Keep this community moving forward.
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