The decision to switch management providers follows a board-led review aimed at securing more proactive operational support and advanced resources. Lagoon Valley, which features 1,300 acres of open space and 71 acres of preserved wetlands, requires complex oversight of its golf course, tennis facilities, and extensive trail networks. Board member Diandra Lawrence noted that the association chose the firm specifically for its reputation in board education and the ability to scale communication efforts as the neighborhood continues to expand.
Beran Samba, executive vice president for Northern California, emphasized that the firm intends to focus on maintaining property values while managing the diverse expectations inherent in large-scale residential communities. The management company, a subsidiary of FirstService Corporation, brings a hospitality-focused model to the site, integrating technology solutions and specialized support for the association’s board. This partnership aims to stabilize the community's infrastructure and enhance the daily experience for residents living within the expansive Vacaville development.
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