Fred
Hepperle
2006
After assembling a group of dedicated homeowners to share in the
leadership at Cherry Hill Townhomes, Fred is elected Vice-President at
Cherry Hill Townhomes Homeowners Association.
The new role allows him to continue to particpate and advise the board
of directors while being less involved with day-to-day operations of
the association. The shift in duties opens up the possibility of
focusing on new things. To that end, 2006 saw the following major
homeowners association projects:
Street resurfacing
Major change in insurance coverage
2005
Fred Hepperle, owner of HepCats Technologies, has been named by Phoenix
Mayor
Phil Gordon to serve on the Technology Subcommittee of the 2006 Phoenix
Citizen's Bond Committee.
As a member of the Technology Subcommittee, Mr. Hepperle will
help
evaluate, prioritize, and recommend projects to the Executive Bond
Committee, who will review recommendations and ultimately craft an
overall bond program for consideration by the City Council
and Phoenix residents.
2004
Fred founds HepCats Technologies LLC to service clients in
need of
computer networking specialties and other technical assistance.
2004
Fred is nominated by Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon to the North Mountain
Village Planning committee.
1999
Fred is elected President of Cherry Hill Townhomes
Homeowner's
Association, and is re-elected the following 5 years. During
this
time, he is active in reducing the impact that a City of Phoenix street
redesign has on the Townhouse community. By working with
City
planners and engineers, Fred was able to increase guest
parking
spaces available to Cherry Hill residents.
1998
Fred takes a leadership role in his area's Fight Back program, chairing
the law enforcement sub committee. The law enforcement
component
of the "Save our Sunnyslope" Fight Back exceeded its goals of reducing
crime and inproving safety by the end of the program.
1996
Fred is elected to board of directors at Cherry Hill Townhomes.