The Southern Colorado Chapter holds eight monthly Education Programs.  The purpose of these programs is to educate homeowners, board members and managers on the issues which are instrumental in running a successful homeowners association.  Topics range from Rule Enforcement to Reserve Funding to Board Meetings to the duties of the Officers of the Board.

The Southern Colorado Chapter offers two additional education events throughout the year.  The Essentials of Community Association Volunteer Leadership Training class is a five hour course taught in one afternoon/evening session and is a must for board members and first time managers who want information on the most pertinent issues pertaining to community associations operations. This is a highly interactive course designed to get you involved! This course covers all the basics you need to know to lead your community effectively. Learn what your fiduciary responsibility is, how to run an effective meeting, what the role of a director is, what the governing documents are (and how to use them), and, how to read the financial statements.

The Southern Colorado Chapter also features  Law Day where CAI attorneys present one-two hour sessions  on current topics of interest to homeowners, board members and association managers. 

When is the next educational session? Click Course Schedule to find out