Cameron McSweeney is a native of Northern Nevada with deep roots in the Reno community. She owns a successful American National Insurance agency in Reno and brings over two decades of experience in farm, business, home, and auto insurance to her role. After graduating from Proctor R. Hug High School, Cameron launched her career—first earning her stripes with American National, then growing into a respected agency owner managing a broad client base across northern Nevada. With a strong background in risk management and community service, Cameron has supported local causes such as the Sierra Nevada Horse Show Association, where her agency is a gold-level sponsor. Her professional achievements are complemented by a genuine passion for preserving the character and safety of rural communities. As Vice President of PSVLA, Cameron will contribute her strategic insight, dedication to public engagement, and expertise in insurance and risk planning. She is eager to work alongside fellow board members to secure the long-term health and cohesiveness of Pleasant Steamboat Valley.

Delia has been a tireless advocate for the Pleasant Steamboat Valley community in Reno, NV. With a deep-rooted commitment to thoughtful land use and sustainable development, she played a pivotal role in rerouting the proposed I‐580 expansion successfully convincing decision-makers to move it to the hillside instead of slicing through our neighborhood. A long-time neighborhood champion, Delia has testified on critical issues from traffic and emergency access to water rights, earning deep respect from residents and local officials alike. Her thoughtful testimony before the Washoe County Planning Commission emphasized the long-term impacts of development on rural character and infrastructure resilience. Delia’s strategic insight and unwavering dedication have been instrumental in shaping community-focused outcomes. As a valued member of the PSVLA circle, she continues to lend her experience, leadership, and voice to protect our shared rural heritage. 

Hello, my name is Michelle Moreno. I’ve been a resident of Pleasant Valley for the past 24 years. During that time, my husband Tim and I dedicated ourselves to raising our children, who are now grown and more independent.

For years, I’ve wanted to become more involved in our neighborhood, but like many busy parents, the timing never seemed right. That changed when I received the yellow card about the Sierra Reflections meeting—it was the push I needed. Since then, I’ve been reaching out to neighbors and getting more connected with our community. I’ve spent the past 10 years involved in nonprofit work, primarily in the medical field, and I’m excited to now serve as your new Treasurer. I’m passionate about bringing inspiration and organization to our association, and I’m looking forward to working alongside all of you.

It seems many of us are stepping into new roles, which makes this an exciting time to come together and shape the future of our association. My hopes are to grow our membership, strengthen communication, and continue building a strong presence with Washoe County—just as those before us did—to help protect our neighborhood and preserve the rural character that makes Pleasant Valley so special.

I truly value your thoughts and would love to connect and hear your ideas. Let’s work together to keep our community strong and united.

Erica Bruemmer is a dedicated Pleasant Valley resident and a teacher at Pleasant Valley Elementary School. Passionate about education and community, she joined the PSVLA board to help preserve the rural charm of our neighborhood. As Member-at-Large, Erica brings a grounded, family-focused perspective and supports communication efforts that keep neighbors informed and engaged. She’s proud to serve the community she both lives and works in.

Reed Williams has been a dedicated board member of PSVLA and our longtime Webmaster. His work keeping the community informed and connected has been invaluable. As he steps back from his webmaster role, we sincerely thank Reed for his many years of service and look forward to his continued guidance and support.

Kaleigh is the new Webmaster for the PSVLA, bringing a fresh perspective and strong digital skills to support our community’s communication efforts. Based in Reno, Kaleigh has experience in web design and content management, with a passion for creating accessible, user-friendly websites. As Webmaster, Kaleigh will be responsible for keeping the PSVLA website up to date with important information—meeting agendas, announcements, and community resources—ensuring that members stay informed and engaged. A supporter of rural living and local advocacy, Kaleigh is excited to contribute her skills to help strengthen connections within the Pleasant Steamboat Valley. She looks forward to serving our neighborhood and making sure residents have the tools they need to stay involved.