They did it behind closed doors. Again.

Vice President Anh Jung, backed by President Ken Starks, secretly sent out a Request for Proposal (RFP) to replace our HOA’s management company—without a Board vote, without informing CCMC, and without notifying the community. This violated the Power Ranch Code of Ethics, fiduciary duties under Arizona law, and standard governance procedures.

Now they’ve called a last-minute special session—without the required three business days’ notice to the full Board—as outlined in Power Ranch Bylaws Article 3.7.3. It’s a violation of protocol. It’s a violation of trust.

Be at the meeting. Be heard. This is your HOA—take it back.

She forged documents. She tried to burn down her business. She’s a convicted felon on probation. And now—she’s Vice President of our HOA, right here in Power Ranch.

When those in power stop playing by the rules, it’s not just frustrating — it’s dangerous. At Power Ranch, that danger has a name: Anh Jung. A sitting Vice President on the HOA Board, Jung continues to participate in decision-making despite unresolved violations, unpaid fines, and a history of procedural bypassing. The Board has stayed silent. But this week, the community didn’t. In a bold move, the Landscape Committee voted to recuse her from further participation until she complies. Because in Power Ranch, if the Board won’t enforce accountability, the community will.

A private website and email system owned by PRCA Vice President Anh Jung is being used for board and homeowner communication—despite not being sanctioned by the HOA. The domain, PowerRanchHOA.com, also hosts politically charged content and has previously published sensitive homeowner data. Now, every email or committee document routed through it may sit in Anh's personal control—even after her term ends. This isn't just misleading—it's a serious risk to your privacy, and it may violate multiple HOA policies and Arizona nonprofit law.

Power Ranch HOA President Ken Starks once warned that the Board’s Ethics Code gave too much power to the President. Now, that same policy is allegedly being used under his leadership to silence dissent, block agenda items, and intimidate fellow board members behind closed doors. What was meant to ensure integrity is now being wielded as a weapon—and the result is a board governed not by collaboration, but control

When a board president stops leading but refuses to step aside, the community suffers. Power Ranch residents deserve transparency—not a hidden chain of command. Yet behind closed doors, it appears that Ken Starks has delegated critical leadership duties to Vice President Anh Jung, raising serious concerns about accountability, authority, and who’s really making decisions on behalf of over 12,000 residents.