SOCIAL MEDIA COMMITTEE
A social media committee can help moderate online homeowner forums and
add announcements and other content to social channels to help keep everyone
updated on projects and other information. This could also be a website
committee that leverages the skills of owners who want to help and who already
have the know-how for creating or updating a community website.
MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE
You could even have a committee to help with maintenance items that are
the owners' responsibility; if 15 owners want to have a contractor wash their
windows at their expense, they can get a better cost if they all work with the
same vendor. Sometimes having the board or management partner organize this
type of project is not possible, but if there are residents interested in organizing
those types of services for themselves, the association can help with the
communication of those opportunities. Encouraging owners to complete regular
maintenance on their units for items that are their responsibility helps the entire
association in the long run.
By creating committees, you give your homeowners the opportunity to help
shape the direction of the community in the ways they care about most, and the
community benefits from their contributions.
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