Board of Directors

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Nanawale Community Association is presided over by a volunteer Board of Directors elected by the membership at the Annual Meeting held each October. Three members are elected each year and serve for a three-year term.


Executive Board 

                                           

• Madie Greene

President

• Anne Johnson
  Vice President
• Dennis Carlson
  Secretary

• Peter Nash
  Treasurer

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Members-at-Large

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• Melanie Fleming 

• Peter Pauole
• Ma’ave Enos
• Edric Money

• Todd Reilly, Sr.

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Standing Committees


Please email outreachforhomes@nanawalecommunity.com for more information on our current committees and projects. 


Neighborhood Watch & Patrol


This committee is comprised of a group of neighborhood volunteers that work with our Community Police Officer (CPO) from the Pahoa Police Station to patrol areas in marked vehicles for suspicious activity, locate abandoned vehicles in our neighborhood, conduct wellness checks and other related services. At the homeowner’s request, The Neighborhood Watch volunteers will conduct drive-by inspections for homeowners on vacation or who are going off-island for brief periods of time. The program is an observe-and-report group only and does not provide security services or long-term drive-by services. The group holds no liability for any criminal activity which may occur during a homeowner's absence. This active group meets monthly when able to based on current CDC, State and County Covid-19 restrictions. 


Environmental Committee


The mission of the Environmental Committee is to provide valuable information and assistance to the members of the Nanawale Community Association. Our goal is to educate property owners, on and off-island, mainly about Albizia and other dangerous trees that threaten our homes and property values. Your assistance helps us in our efforts to eradicate or reduce the proliferation of these invasive species. The mission of the Environmental Committee is to provide valuable information and assistance to the members of the Nanawale Community Association.


Recreational Committee


The Mission of the Recreation Committee is to promote the social life, recreation, community relations and spirit of brotherhood among the members, their families and all residents of the Nanawale Estates community. Our goal is to provide activities, classes and social gatherings for our community members to enjoy. We welcome your input and participation. The Recreational Committee is on hiatus while CDC, State and County Covid-19 restrictions are in place. 

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Outreach for Homes Committee


The Outreach for Homes committee would like to state how much we empathize with everyone impacted by the Covid-19 Pandemic. It is our mission at NCA to first reach out to individuals and families and welcome them to our community. We invite all new land and homeowners to team up with us so we can help with their new construction projects in an effort to achieve the best results and living conditions for every member of our community. We share information about our CC&Rs and county requirements as well as minimum health and sanitary specifications. First and foremost is our commitment to providing you with the experience of a safe and peaceful living space for you and your neighbors. We welcome you as a new member of our community!


Nominating Committee


The nominating committee consists of a chairperson, elected by the Board, and a minimum of two additional volunteer members of the committee. This committee meets not less than 120 days before the Annual Meeting in October. Its purpose is to submit to the Board of Directors the name of at least one member for each of the director positions to be filled at the next Annual Meeting from the collected voting on nominees, subject to membership qualifications for directorship as specified, and not later than 30 days in advance of the annual meeting.


Policy Committee


The purpose of the Policy Committee is to review the bylaws, covenants and policies as may be requested by the Chairperson of the Board, officers, or members of the community. Subject to the approval of the Board of Directors, the Policy Committee can recommend policy changes to the membership at the annual meeting or at a special meeting of the membership called for such purpose. Committee members work by developing a thorough knowledge of the policies, review the questions submitted and make recommendations without personal bias.