RESOURCES
Trusted Resources for Community Living and HOA Governance
Millennium Community Management is committed to helping Boards of Directors and homeowners stay informed about the laws, regulations, and best practices that shape California community associations. Our Resource Center provides access to valuable information designed to support effective governance, informed decision-making, and successful community living.
CAI-CV
CAI-CV serves Board members, community managers, homeowners, and business partners by providing educational programs, legislative updates, industry networking opportunities, and professional credentialing that promote effective community governance and successful homeowner associations. As one of CAI's chapters, CAI-CV is part of an international organization representing more than 50,000 members dedicated to strengthening community associations worldwide.
Whether you are a homeowner seeking to better understand your community, a volunteer Board member looking for educational resources, or an industry professional interested in continuing education, CAI-CV offers valuable programs and information to support your success.
CACM
Founded in 1991, the California Association of Community Managers (CACM) is a professional trade association dedicated to advancing the professionalism, education, and success of California's community management industry.
CACM provides California-specific education, professional designations, industry resources, and legislative guidance designed to support community managers and the associations they serve. Through its programs and advocacy, CACM helps management professionals stay informed on evolving laws, best practices, and governance standards unique to California common interest developments.
DAVIS-STIRLING ACT
The Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act serves as the primary body of law governing California's common interest developments, including condominium associations, planned developments, cooperatives, and other homeowner associations. Codified within the California Civil Code, the Act establishes the legal framework for community governance, Board responsibilities, homeowner rights, elections, assessments, meetings, records, dispute resolution, and many other aspects of association operations.
Originally enacted in 1985 and comprehensively reorganized in 2012, the Davis-Stirling Act continues to evolve through legislative updates, making it one of the most important resources for Boards of Directors, homeowners, and community management professionals.
At Millennium Community Management, we remain committed to staying current with changes to the Davis-Stirling Act and helping our Boards understand and navigate California's evolving community association laws.