Governance

Committees & Volunteering

Much of the community’s work is done by resident volunteers. Every committee is open to every resident.

Much of the work of our community is done by residents who volunteer on committees that report directly to the Board. Dozens of neighbors serve year-round or seasonally, and membership in every committee and work project is open to all residents, full- or part-time.

Interested in volunteering?

Committees are open to every resident, full- or part-time. Tell us what interests you and a committee chair will reach out.

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Committees of the Board

Architectural Review Committee (ARC)

Reviews new construction, additions, fences, and other changes to make sure building stays in harmony with the natural character of Glacier View Meadows. Meets the second Wednesday of each month.

Budget & Finance

Works with the Treasurer on the annual budget and keeps watch over the Association’s financial health.

Communications

Keeps residents informed through the website, newsletters, and email notices.

Ecology

Protects and celebrates our natural world — wildlife, plants, noxious weeds, trails, and the demonstration garden. Has its own website at gvmecology.com.

Fishing

Manages our three lakes — lake health, fish stocking, and the rules that keep fishing sustainable. See Fishing.

Nominating

Recruits candidates for the Board of Directors and oversees the annual election.

Rules

Reviews and recommends updates to the Association’s rules and regulations.

Water & Sewer Facilities

Advises the Board on the community water and sewer systems and their improvement projects.

Volunteer groups

Glacier Gals

A 501(c)(7) women’s organization that has supported the community for fifty years with potlucks, pancake breakfasts, highway cleanup, aluminum-can recycling, and fundraising.

Community Mitigation Volunteers

Neighbors helping neighbors reduce wildfire risk. See Ecology & Wildfire Resources.

Buck & Rail Fence Team

Volunteers who maintain the classic buck-and-rail fencing that marks our community along Highway 74E.

Community Work Day

Once a year, usually in August, residents work together on the community wish list — painting, trail work, road cleanup, and fence repair. Dates are announced in the Glacier Viewpoint.