524 members cast ballots on ElectionBuddy. Four seats were open. Certified results:
| 1st — Barclay Moore | 268 votes (16.01%) |
| 2nd — Bryan Martel | 252 votes (15.05%) |
| 3rd — Brent Boblitt | 233 votes (13.92%) |
| 4th — Julie Brown | 225 votes (13.44%) |
Results remain publicly accessible.
One day before results were announced, the Board sent suspension letters to five members — including the top two vote-getters and the sitting Board Treasurer.
The suspended candidates have stated they received no prior notice of any investigation. The organization’s own Policies & Procedures (§14.3.2.c) require accused members be given the opportunity to provide mitigating evidence before any disciplinary action.
The organization published election results that omitted the top two winners. The 6th place finisher (155 votes) and 7th place finisher (152 votes) were declared “winners.”
The Board cancelled the planned virtual Town Hall “listening session” — the only forum where members could ask questions about the election.
154 members signed a formal petition under Bylaws §7.2 demanding a Special Meeting. Only 50 signatures required. Read the full petition →
The Board declared the petition “invalid” on undisclosed grounds and announced a non-voting informational forum on April 21 instead.
80 additional members filed a second petition containing the five binding resolutions. Read the full petition →
Formal notice of the Special Meeting emailed to 3,700+ members, satisfying the 10-day requirement of Bylaws §7.2 and electronic notice provision of §7.3. Read the email →
The Board’s non-voting “informational meeting.” A forum where members cannot vote does not satisfy the legal requirements of Cal. Corp. Code §7511.
6:00 PM Pacific via Zoom. Held with quorum. Five resolutions voted by authenticated electronic ballot. View certified results →
178 verified members present (quorum: 100). All 5 resolutions passed.
Minutes signed by Chair Jeff Jensen and Secretary Alison Monahan. Read the minutes →
The Board plans to seat directors — including the replacement directors who finished 6th and 7th — at its scheduled meeting in Mammoth Mountain.