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Severance HOA President Accused of Stealing Nearly $150K

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Published on September 29, 2026
Severance HOA President Accused of Stealing Nearly $150KWeld County District Court — Reported Theft Charge Filing Location
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A 72-year-old former president of a Severance homeowners association is now facing a theft charge in a case involving nearly $150,000 allegedly stolen from the community's accounts. Lyle Quint, the former president of the Summit View Homeowners Association, surrendered to the Weld County Jail on Friday to face one count of theft in Weld County District Court.

The Weld County District Attorney announced the charge. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation led the probe into the HOA's finances, and a CBI

post described the case as a former HOA president arrested for allegedly stealing nearly $150,000 from a Severance community.

Summit View's Former President

Quint was Summit View's former HOA president.

That arrangement changed when Summit View residents elected a new HOA board in April 2025.

Investigators Probed HOA Finances

Case Details The Weld County District Attorney's office has said it will release no other information at this time.