Advocacy
CLAC - Colorado Legislative Action Committee The CAI Colorado Legislative Action Committee (CAI CLAC), a committee of CAI is the official voice with legislators and regulators in Colorado. CAI CLAC exists to speak with one voice on legislative and regulatory matters that affect community associations, community association managers and CAI business partners. CAI CLAC is made up of a balance of CAI members and appointees from the chapters within the state. CAI CLAC is a committee of CAI’s national office and is a partner with the CAI chapters within its state. |
Resources for Legislative Action Committees
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Colorado Laws and Resources
Statutes
- Condominium Ownership Act Title 38, Article 33
- Common Interest Ownership Act (applies to HOAs) Title 38, Article 33.3
- Community Association Managers Title 12, Article 61.1001
- Nonprofit Corporation Act Title 7, Article 121
Resources
- Colorado State Law FAQs
- Current Legislative Tracking in Colorado
- Colorado Facts & Figures Infographic
- Foundation for Community Association Research Colorado State Summary
- Homeowner Satisfaction Survey report - Home Sweet HOA
Contacts
Legislative Action Committees (LACs) are CAI’s official voice with legislators and regulators in a state. LACs allow CAI to speak with one voice on legislative and regulatory matters that affect community associations, community association managers and CAI business partners. The individual volunteer members of the LACs work countless hours throughout the year to support the needs of community associations; however, new threats and opportunities are requiring our LACs to employ government affairs professionals in order to open the doors of decision makers and maintain a high-level of advocacy. Your contribution is critical in helping the LACs fulfill their advocacy mission, communicate with members and policy makers, raise their profile at state capitols, and retain the services of professionals who help CAI shape the debate concerning issues important to community associations and the professionals that serve them. Please enter the amount you would like to donate and select the LAC you wish to contribute to. Then enter your billing information. You do not have to be a CAI member to contribute to a LAC. *Note that no portion of your contribution to the LAC will go to any political party or candidate for any political office. Contributions or gifts to CAI are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. | Colorado Acts Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA) Colorado Revised Nonprofit Corporation Act Colorado Condominium Ownership Act (COA) Colorado Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Colorado Water Conservation Board Statute Annual Reports DORA Reports & Educational Publications General Publications
Nuisance Wildlife Regulations Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) FHA Condominium Project Approval and Processing Guide |
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