Salt Pond Committees
Welcome to the Salt Pond Committees page. Please choose a category from the list below to learn more.

Architectural

Architectural Committee: Gary Speicher, Chair
Committee Members: Tony Matthews, Tom Catlin & Joel Gibson, Dirk Hagen, Gerri Fitzgerald
 
 

Community Emergency Response Team

 
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may occur where they live.  Click here for more information.

Communications

Updated: 06/18/2025
 
Board Liaison: Charles Dormer
Committee members: Chair: Ann DiCicco, Judi Smith,  Alex McIntyre, Sara Schoo
 
For more information visit the Communications page
 
             

Facilities

Updated 06/18/2025
 
 
The Facilities Committee Board Liaison is Ward Gaisor and Committee Members include Sean Doherty, Marilyn Adams.  
Refer to the Facilities Committee Page for more information.

Finance

Updated 02/01/2025
              
Financial Information is regularly updated and available here: Financial Information
 
Finance Committee Chair: Ann Bryan, Walt Unangst
 
 

Landscape

Landscape Committee.
 
Board Liaison is Chuck Hudson. 
Chair: Mike Barvinchack, Sara Schoo
 
Committee members include: Linda Katz, Betsy Thompson, Mary Spivak, Cheryl Quirk, John Franke, Ed Tarlov, Ann Hagen
 
The Landscape Committee provides maintenance and oversight to the Salt Pond Common Ground.  It strives to provide sustainable and environmentally responsible gardens, meadows, and open space.  Volunteers are always welcome.
 

Ponds & Wetlands

Updated 3/25/2025
Chair: Paul Darmofalski
 

Social Activities

Social Activities Committee Chairs: Deborah Baker and Lena Verbares
For more information visit the Social Committee page

Strategic Involvement Liaison Committee (SILC)

Strategic Involvement Liaison Committee (SILC)
Charles Dormer, Board Liaison
Co-chairs Rachel Maleh - maleh.rachel@gmail.com
Carole Seibel - caroleseibel@comcast.net
Sean Doherty
Cathy Reppert
 
Mission: to foster a sense of community with the goal of encouraging neighbors to actively participate and volunteer.
 
For more information visit the SILC page