Seven ways to be heard at your next condo or HOA meeting

Residents are encouraged to attend and observe community association board meetings. If you’d like to bring an issue to your community association governing board’s attention, you’re welcome to speak during the homeowner forum—a time set aside just for you.  So that everyone who attends has an opportunity for a meaningful exchange with the board, typically residents are asked to observe the following guidelines:     Read the article…………………

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