After an idle period when nothing needed to be questioned, and FACTS began leaning towards the informational, rather than the investigatory, our council has recently been working overtime to keep pace with actions and events

Chris Barajas – FHPOA Director Candidate for 2024 Risk-taking: Do you think the POA should have a reserve fund account to assist us with the next 100-year flood because we have a 6-digit deductible? We

The April 19 Friday Update from the POA revealed that a recent Supreme Court decision had lessened the Federal control over wetlands. Maintaining the wetlands for FH, the POA claimed, had been costly over the

Why all this secrecy… Information from the POA might help the community understand and support BOD goals and actions. Why can’t we get it? The budget addresses expenses for principal and interest payments against the

As our annual Fairfield Harbour POA elections approach, and we prepare to carefully review each candidate’s answers to the questions the candidate form asks, we need to ask ourselves whether that form asks enough. We

Why try to instill fear? A former POA director, Joe Schulties (2014-2017), recently posted a Social Media response to a BOD slide displayed at a community meeting. Joe has given FACTS permission to share that

The FACTS article series about Fairfield Harbour’s  building boom will be taking time off for the holiday season.  Depending upon the availability of interviewees, we hope to resume our series soon.  Thank you for your

From Northwest Developers’ Port O’ Pines to Treasure Cove, our water and sports community of villas, timeshares and 2500+ lots slowly established itself as a place to live. By the early 1970’s, more than $1M

September 2023 Beginning in October, the Fairfield Action Council for Truth and Support (FACTS) will inaugurate its new Building Boom Series of monthly articles for the Did You Know? menu on www.FHFACTS.org. Our reporters will

A community is like a ship: everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm. – Henrik Ibsen. Fairfield Harbour, your community, will elect two Directors this June. Will you be one of them? WHAT

The Shoreline Clubhouse, in disrepair and needing extensive upgrades, had been shuttered by MidSouth. By the time our community voted to purchase the 385 acres in 2016, the building had become an eyesore, filled with

PLEASE SHARE THIS NEWS WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS! Brown boxes in Fairfield Harbour received a new insert which attempts to mislead property owners by criticizing two highly qualified candidates in this year’s election for FHPOA Director.

Budget meeting January 24, 2018 6 pm – 9 pm BOD President Ann Simpson began the 1/24/18 Budget Meeting at 6 pm with the Pledge of Allegiance, and an announcement that Fred Whiting would not

Recently, a small group of property owners acted upon their concern that nearly a year had elapsed since the BOD’s public assurances of developing a Master Plan for the rehabilitation and development of the newly

Fairfield Harbour’s 11:00 am appearance before Judge Humrickhouse began at 12:50 pm on Thursday, 10 November. In compliance with 1129A, the first order of business was to confirm that both parties agreed to the plan

Vote results for $2,750,000 expenditure for Amenity Property from MidSouth. For:                 1202 Against:            377

Fairfield Harbour property owners are worried. Will the POA secure an affordable loan? Will Jack Shaw have his way with Fairfield Harbour – to our detriment? What can we property owners do? While the BOD

July 25, 2016 Dear Fairfield Harbour Property Owner, We wanted to let you know that the special meeting originally scheduled for this Wednesday, July 27th, will be postponed until August 17th. As we informed the