2023 CAI State Advocacy Priorities
CAI state government affairs efforts are a member-driven, targeted advocacy program dedicated to improving policy outcomes for the community association housing model. To help determine our 2023 priority issues, the CAI Government & Public Affairs team surveyed...
Thankful for Our Advocates: We’re Grateful for their Efforts and Successes
As we approach the end of another year, CAI’s government and public affairs team finds itself with a cornucopia of success. From amicus wins to legislative victories to a first-ever virtual advocacy summit, the hard work of CAI’s growing network of dedicated...
CAI Scores Amicus Win in North Carolina Foreclosure Case
The Supreme Court of North Carolina unanimously determined that a condominium has the power of sale for foreclosure for nonpayment of an assessment given the plain language of the North Carolina Condominium Act of 1986 and the condominium association’s declaration....
What the 2022 Election Means for Community Associations
When the 118th Congress convenes in January, the House of Representatives and the Senate will be controlled by narrow majorities. Media outlets project Republicans will win the House of Representatives, while control of the Senate is too close to call. Only one result...
Virtual Meeting Laws and Resources
When speaking with community association managers and board members about the COVID-19 pandemic, inevitably, we hear virtual meetings are a silver lining. According to a survey CAI recently conducted, virtual meetings resulted in the following positive impacts for...
CAI Adopts New Public Policy on the Regulation of Political and Noncommercial Signs and Flags
Election season is here across the U.S., which often puts the subject of political sign regulations at the forefront of discussions between community association leaders and residents, legislators, and the media. This week, the CAI Board of Trustees adopted the...
CAI Participates in Delaware’s Condo Task Force
The New Castle County Council (NCCC) in Delaware recently adopted Resolution No. 22-185, which establishes a task force to review and consider issues relating to condominiums and other common interest community buildings and structures. Introduced by Councilmember...
2022 Virtual Advocacy Summit
This week more than 200 Community Association Institute (CAI) advocates from 27 states and Washington, D.C., joined together to advocate for the community association housing model with their members of Congress. Sponsored by Enterprise Bank and the Reserve Advisors,...
Hurricane Ian HOA and Condo Community Debris Cleanup Guidance
UPDATED 10/24/22 CAI is monitoring recovery efforts in Florida following Hurricane Ian. The Florida Legislative Alliance wishes to make members aware of the following rules and programs regarding debris removal for homeowners associations and condominium communities...
Legislative Action Committee Volunteers: Thank you!
More than 600 individuals from across the country volunteer their time to serve on a state or federal Legislative Action Committee (LAC). Additionally, more than 100 of these volunteers served 10 or more years on their state LAC, dedicating their time and talent to...
