Oppose SB 1007 in the Assembly Housing Committee
We continue to monitor Senate Bill 1007 which, after an amendment in the Senate, caps annual assessment increases at 8% annually, unless authorized by a member vote. This legislation will lead to special assessments and ultimately cause financial harm to California’s community associations.
The bill was advanced by the Senate and is now before the Assembly Housing & Community Development Committee. If your Assembly member is on this committee, we’re asking you to BOTH email and place a phone call to your Assembly Member and urge opposition to the bill.
** PLEASE NOTE: Only constituents of the Assembly Housing Committee Members will be able to send emails via this Call to Action. **
AB 130: Why Your Voice Matters
AB 130 places a $100 cap on fines for HOA rule violations—no matter how serious or how often they occur. This change sends the wrong message: that ignoring community rules is cheaper and easier than following them. CAI-CLAC is actively working with legislators to address issues caused by this legislation.
With nearly 55,000 HOAs in California, this law threatens to leave boards and homeowners powerless to address ongoing or repeat violations. The result? Communities may struggle to maintain the standards and harmony that make them the preferred place to call home.
👉 We need your voice. Have you seen firsthand how AB 130 affects your community? Share your story and submit your comments below. Your input will help us bring real experiences to the table as we advocate for change this legislative session with the introduction of AB 2579. Additionally, please contact your representatives directly to advocate for AB 2579. Click here for the current language in this bill.
You can see all of the bills that CAI-CLAC is prioritizing on our Legislative Hot Bills Page.
Together, we can ensure fairness, accountability, and stronger communities.
Rising Insurance Costs for CA Community Associations
So many of us in California are experiencing increased costs of insurance. This crisis is only going to get worse, and we are getting the question, “What can I do? How do we fix this? Who do I contact?” from those who want to take action to make this better for everyone.
Here are three ways for you to get involved.
Click below to download resources that can be included in board packets, posted in common areas, and made available at Town Hall meetings! Let’s work together to make our voices heard.
