CAI-CLAC volunteer leaders are already hard at work on behalf of our members. Recently, Legislative Co-Chair Jeff Beaumont testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding SB 721, which would impose intrusive and unnecessary inspections

Funding for federal government agencies expires January 20. If congressional leaders and President Trump are unable to strike a budget deal, operations at federal government agencies will be sharply curtailed. What does this mean for

Join CAI-CLAC as we meet with legislators in Sacramento at next year's 2018 Legislative Day at the Capitol April 8-9! Help affect policies and lawmaking that impact common interest developments. Visit the event page for

Over 1,000 residents and supporters of community associations have asked Governor Brown to veto AB 634, a bill that eliminates local control and creates a one-size-fits-all statewide solution to managing the placement of solar panels

There is nothing quite like walking the Halls of Congress on a sunny fall day in Washington, D.C. This week, there were hundreds of people visiting their Members of Congress talking about issues ranging from

Governor Jerry Brown yesterday signed into law CLAC-sponsored Assembly Bill 1412. The bill will allow Associations to use addresses on file for off-site owners if they don’t provide mailing addresses annually, and will provide liability

CAI-California Legislative Action Committee 2017 Legislative Day at the Capitol is Sunday, April 23 & 24, 2017. It is an event that provides CAI-CLAC members from across the state, the opportunity to attend Education Sessions,

ProActive President Shanne Ho and other CAI-OC Chapter members met with newly elected Assemblyman Steven Choi to discuss how CAI benefits community associations in Orange County.