Rick Duggan

Ethics. Respect. Transparency.

What's Next

Institute a Code of Conduct & Code of Ethics
Committed to pushing for a formal Code of Conduct and Code of Ethics for the board.
Continue Fiscal Responsibility
Identify opportunities for savings to keep dues increases to a minimum while preserving high service levels.

What I'll Do For You

Listen and Respond

Your concerns deserve a timely response, and I'm pushing for faster replies. I'm accessible and make sure your voice is heard at the board level.

Protect Our Community

I'm prioritizing maintenance, improvements, and policies that preserve property values and quality of life for everyone.

Be Your Advocate

When issues arise that affect residents, I push for solutions that put homeowners first — not politics, not egos, just results.

About Rick

3+ Years on the Board

4+ Years at ONE Las Vegas

7+ Years as a Business Owner

30+ Years Married to Marni

Committed to open communication, fair governance, and acting in the best interests of every resident, Rick brings a practical, collaborative approach to every issue the community faces.

Fun facts:

Proud dad
Competitive pinball player
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner
Cooking
Travel

What I Stand For

Ethics

Every decision should be made with integrity — in the open, for the benefit of all residents, never for personal gain.

Respect

All residents deserve to be heard and treated with dignity, whether they agree with the board or not.

Transparency

Residents have a right to know how decisions are made, how money is spent, and how the community is governed.

Accomplishments

Back Gate Painting
Drove the back gate painting project from start to completion.
Garage Painting
Collaborated with the board to complete the garage painting project.
Kept Dues Increases Minimal
Worked with the board and finance committee to hold the budget increase to the absolute minimum.

How to Vote

Voting is done online.

Watch your inbox for an email from the association office — it will contain your personal voting link.

Follow the link, cast your vote for Rick Duggan and up to 3 others, and you're done.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I vote with a paper ballot?

Yes, you may request a physical ballot from the HOA Management Office.

I like your push for a code of ethics. Are you implying that some Board Members are/were less than ethical?

Note that I'm pushing for both a Code of Conduct and a Code of Ethics — these aren't about pointing fingers. Most professional organizations have both. Challenges have made it clear that going forward, we could use a set of guidelines for future actions. Having defined standards for behavior can only be helpful, and it protects residents and board members alike.

Why are the gates still so slow?

We are currently investigating why the gates are slow, more specificially why the right hand side entry gate is slower than the left. I hope to have an update in the next couple of weeks.

I understand you travel a lot. How are you able to represent my interests?

While I do travel, my Board responsibilities always come first. In over three years on the Board, I believe I've missed only one Board Meeting and one Town Hall — and I make myself available for workshops, email, text, and phone calls whether I'm home or away.

Can Meet the Candidates Night be re-done? We need a stronger moderator and better guidelines. April 7 is my suggestion for a new date.

I am open to another forum. I have proposed to management that we do a survey of residents to get an understanding of what the attendance might be to see if enough people would attend.

Why did the garage work stop? I was told wind. Funny, they worked 3/31 when winds were 50 mph. Job is being done by people who painted the garage? $200,000 is a lot of money. Owners should be kept in the loop.

Great questions. A communication did go out citing “weather conditions” as the reason for the pause — not specifically wind. I understand the frustration, especially when it appeared to be sunny outside. I agree that $200,000 is a significant investment and that owners deserve to be kept informed about progress and any delays.

I think the communication in the April 3rd weekly blast about the project served as a helpful update, giving the end date of the project as April 10th. So apparently, even with the days not worked, it will still be completed within the original two-week timeframe.

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