[Infographic] The Top 10 2017 Legislative Trends Impacting Community Associations in 2018

December 19, 2017 John Krueger

The operation and management of planned communities continues to be a target of legislative interest in state capitols across this country. The following infographic highlights the issues receiving the most attention, the specific details surrounding them, and the number of states that considered and enacted legislation.

By taking the time to learn about legislative issues that could impact associations, your board will be more equipped to speak to your representatives and make your voice heard regarding the legal issues your community cares about most.

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John Krueger is Associa's Vice President of Government Affairs. He is responsible for strengthening relationships with state and national legislators and is focused on ensuring that Associa and its clients have a legal and regulatory framework that cultivates vibrant community associations and a thriving management industry.
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