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1.35million NJResidents live in
519,000 homes inNJ's
6,700 communityassociations.
$1.5billion is thecost tomaintain
thesecommunities thatwouldotherwise fall
on local governments.
47,000 residents
areelected to serveon communityassociation
boardseachyear.
Education
• BoardLeadershipDevelopmentWorkshop
• CommunityManager CredentialingProgram
IndustryResources
• RightsandResponsibilities for Better
Communities
• CommunityAssociationGovernanceGuidelines
• Model Codeof Ethics for Community
AssociationBoardMembers
• CommunityAssociationFundamentals
Advocacy
• Municipal ServicesReform
• Manager Certification
• ElectionReform
• ForeclosureReform
Communityassociationsare private
entities, not governments. Residents
vote for fellowhomeowners toprovide leadership-
makingdecisionsabout operation, administrationand
governanceof thecommunity.
CommunityAssociations Institute(CAI) isa
national,non-profitorganizationdedicated
toprovidingthe educationandresources
necessary for responsiblecommunityassociation
leadership.
Membersof the NewJerseychapter
includecommunityboardmembersand
homeowners, communitymanagers, community
management companiesaswell asprofessionals
andserviceproviders.
on the resourcesandservicesavailablecontact
CAI-NJ at (609)588-0030or info@ .
Formore information
Your SourceFor CommunityAssociation Issues