Safety is every community association’s priority. Although homeowners associations were not created or designed to provide security for the neighborhood, HOAs typically do use lighting, security cameras, gate locks and electronic access cards to help keep their communities safe. However, there are additional precautions that an HOA can take that may sometimes be overlooked. Below, we have created a guide detailing several of these less obvious HOA safety tips, in hopes of helping you and your HOA build a safer community atmosphere.    Read more………

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