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BULLETIN BOARDS
Place a bulletin board in a clubhouse,
gatehouse entry, or another centrally
located area so members can post and
access information. Additionally, you can
invite service providers to post fliers and
advertisements and enable members to
post items for sale.
DISASTER DRILLS
Having an emergency preparedness plan
tells residents that you're proactive and
care about their safety and well-being.
Identify emergencies that could affect your
community and create a plan for those
potential threats. Hold disaster drills and
encourage your community to get involved.
PERSONAL OUTREACH
Reach out to residents via email or phone to
gather their feedback on community living—
social activities, committees, rules and
regulations, and more. Their opinions matter,
and they'll appreciate your transparency
and candor.
COMMUNITY APPS
Today, many people use their phones
for everything from social networking to
grocery shopping. Setting up an app for
your association will appeal to the millennial
demographic and tech-savvy owners.
They value a mobile tool that lets them
reserve amenities, access documents, pay
assessments, and engage with neighbors.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Stimulate member interactions and
establish board contacts through social
activities. Organize, plan, and show up—
members want to see the faces of the
board. Holiday and block parties are
excellent, but consider what appeals to your
membership.
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