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2026 Board Meeting Schedule
Updated Nov. 24, 2025
In 2026, the Board of Directors will hold virtual meetings on a quarterly basis on the dates listed below. We encourage all homeowners to participate in the meetings and we will announce any cancellations via email blast and on the HOA's website. All meetings start a 7:00 p.m. and are virtual except for the June Annual Meeting, zoom link is below.
Zoom Link to Meetings: click here
Dial In Number: 1-301-715-8592
Meeting ID: 231 674 9465 Code: 312078
2026 Hampshire Greens Committee Meetings:
If you have any questions, reach out to our property management company Abaris directly at [email protected].
In 2026, the Board of Directors will hold virtual meetings on a quarterly basis on the dates listed below. We encourage all homeowners to participate in the meetings and we will announce any cancellations via email blast and on the HOA's website. All meetings start a 7:00 p.m. and are virtual except for the June Annual Meeting, zoom link is below.
- Jan 20, 2026
- April 21, 2026
- June 16, 2026 (Annual Meeting)
- July 21, 2026
- October 20, 2026
Zoom Link to Meetings: click here
Dial In Number: 1-301-715-8592
Meeting ID: 231 674 9465 Code: 312078
2026 Hampshire Greens Committee Meetings:
- Covenants Committee: Rich Dipippo, Chair. TBD
- Finance Committee: Linda Moore, Chair. TBD
Zoom link (7 p.m.): click here - Landscape Committee: Greg Hymel, Chair.
Zoom link (7:00 p.m.): click here. - + Jan 14
+ April 9 - Security Committee, Misael Henriquez, Chair.
+ April 8, June 3, Sept. 16, Nov. 12
Zoom link (7:30 p.m.): click here - Schools Committee, Nasrin Brebbia, Chair. TBD
- Social Committee: Jill Hsu, Chair. TBD
- Storm Water Management Committee: Ed Schaeffer, Chair. TBD
- Website Committee: Steve Szot, Chair. TBD
+ Feb. 24 and Aug. 18
Zoom Link: click here
If you have any questions, reach out to our property management company Abaris directly at [email protected].
Snowplow Damage Reporting
Created Feb. 10, 2026
Did you know that you can report property damages due to a county snowplow online? Damaged driveways, vehicles, and mailboxes can be reported to the county using the link that can be found here. On the page click on Submit a Montgomery County Service Request, then click on Report Property Damage due to a Snowplow.
Remember that our neighborhood streets are public and maintained by Montgomery County and not by the HOA!
Did you know that you can report property damages due to a county snowplow online? Damaged driveways, vehicles, and mailboxes can be reported to the county using the link that can be found here. On the page click on Submit a Montgomery County Service Request, then click on Report Property Damage due to a Snowplow.
Remember that our neighborhood streets are public and maintained by Montgomery County and not by the HOA!
Snow Removal Notice
Updated on Jan. 23, 2026
A reminder that Montgomery County, not the Homeowners Association, is responsible for clearing community streets of snow as our roads are public. Residents may submit a notice to the County (not State Highway) that their streets were not plowed or missed by a county run plow by clicking on the following link.
County law requires all residents to clear sidewalks adjacent to their property within 24 hours after a snowfall. The Homeowner's Association is responsible for clearing the sidewalks used by students waiting for school buses.
Power outages should be reported to Pepco using the link here or by calling them at (877) 737-2662 or use their mobile app.
Finally, County recycling and/or our trash pickup may slide a day or two depending on the weather impacts and Monday holidays. Community trash pickup is contracted where it does NOT normally slide (unless the roads are blocked by snow) and generally will be on schedule for Tuesday's and Friday's. Trash and recycling should be place on the driveway curb the night prior to scheduled pickup.
A reminder that Montgomery County, not the Homeowners Association, is responsible for clearing community streets of snow as our roads are public. Residents may submit a notice to the County (not State Highway) that their streets were not plowed or missed by a county run plow by clicking on the following link.
County law requires all residents to clear sidewalks adjacent to their property within 24 hours after a snowfall. The Homeowner's Association is responsible for clearing the sidewalks used by students waiting for school buses.
Power outages should be reported to Pepco using the link here or by calling them at (877) 737-2662 or use their mobile app.
Finally, County recycling and/or our trash pickup may slide a day or two depending on the weather impacts and Monday holidays. Community trash pickup is contracted where it does NOT normally slide (unless the roads are blocked by snow) and generally will be on schedule for Tuesday's and Friday's. Trash and recycling should be place on the driveway curb the night prior to scheduled pickup.