Hurricane Plans and Policies: Reduce Your Association’s Risk

The Atlantic hurricane season begins each year on June 1 and runs through November 30. This is the time when the eastern coastal United States may witness Mother Nature’s wrath through furious ocean-born storms that for some reason are given charming human names.  Hurricanes can bring tremendous physical destruction and financial ruin to a community association unless policies are put into place to prepare for the storms before they arrive, and to deal with the consequences afterwards. Every board whose association could possibly be impacted by a hurricane must have a hurricane preparedness policy to help maximize safety, minimize risk and ultimately, protect its operating budget too.    Read the article…………..

Editor

Recent Posts

No peace symbol! Eagle Crest HOA cracks down on unauthorized flags (OR)

No peace symbols. That’s the message one man in Eagle Crest got from his homeowner’s…

2 hours ago

Delray Beach HOA Goes To Real Court Over Sport Court (FL)

The Delray Beach gated community of Casabella is suing a Palm Beach County sport court…

2 hours ago

Divided Gilbert community ousts HOA board (AZ)

About 12 years after he moved into the newly built Greenfield Lakes community in Gilbert,…

3 hours ago

Warren fire investigators working to determine cause of fatal fire (MI)

Warren fire officials say a man killed in a Saturday afternoon fire at his Bear…

3 hours ago

A few owners are holding up move to hurricane impact windows that would save condo money (FL)

Question: I am on the board of our condominium. I have been charged with reviewing…

3 hours ago

WUCIOA For All (But Not Yet) (WA)

In 2028, all of us who reside in community associations, whether we reside in condominiums,…

19 hours ago