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Condo safety: How to protect communities and respond to concerns

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Read communication from your community. . Ask questions and participate in your community meetings and events. . Regularly pay community association assessments. . Maintain frequent communication with residents/homeowners about these important issues. . Know your rights and responsibilities as a homeowner.

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Exemplary service: CAI recognizes industry professionals and homeowner leaders

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She is a founding member of the Central Oregon Regional Chapter and a member of the Oregon Legislative Action Committee. Katie Anderson, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, was named the CAI Rising Star , an honor given to an individual whose leadership abilities and professional contributions signify even greater accomplishments in the future.

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Embracing change: Adapting community association management to a pandemic

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“The transition has allowed us to expand from central Oregon throughout the state, implementing greater flexibility for staff,” Maxwell remarks. During the pandemic, policies and procedures for internal processes and communications were developed, and staff educated boards and residents on accessing online services and meeting virtually.

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Hello, neighbor: What to include in a welcome packet for new residents

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Ask new owners to fill out a form so the association can communicate with them. After developing your community’s welcome packet, ask yourself what other information would be useful to new homeowners, such as what assessments pay for and the community’s policies on short-term rentals. Owner contact sheet.

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Crisis Prep: When A Member Makes National News

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After the arrest of Oregon Cattlemen’s Association members Dwight and Steven Hammond sparked protests that led to national news coverage, OCA was forced to comment on the matter. When news broke that the eastern Oregon-based ranchers would serve an additional five years in prison, protests erupted, attracting national media attention.

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The Associations Giving Wastewater a Second Life

Associations Now

The trade group WateReuse has been trying to push general acceptance, in part by creating communication plans focused on building public relations momentum. “We We know that potable-reuse projects use safe and proven technology, but how a project sponsor engages the community is critical to the success of a project. From Water to Beer.

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3 Associations that Created Viral Videos

Associations Now

Associations are using funny videos as a way of communicating and building awareness around their campaigns. Teach Me How to Brushy,” by the Oregon Dental Association. Several years ago, the Oregon Dental Association wanted to promote brushing and dental hygiene. Follow their cue. It’s just one of the best things, isn’t it?

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