Legislative Action

Legislation & Public Policy Tracker
​CAI’s Government and Public Affairs team is closely monitoring legislation and public policy impacting the community association housing model issues on behalf of our members. The public policy map is a dynamic resource and updated daily with new bills and bill status updates.
CAI monitors legislation related to:
- Community Association Governance and Management
- Community Association Values
- Community Association Relationships with Governmental Departments and Agencies
Information can be filtered by state and/or issue and sub-issue. For more information about how to navigate this interactive map, click here​.
Washington State:
The map below shows all the legislation being tracked in Washington State:
WSCAI’s Legislative Action Committee (LAC)
Chair:
Michael Brandt, Esq.
mbrandt@brandtlawgroup.com
Vice Chair:
Hilary Bublitz, CMCA, AMS
hilary@mcca.info
Board Liaison:
Cameron S. Hazen, CMCA, AMS
cameron@condoconsultingsvc.com
Committee Members:
- â–¸ Gregory B. Coxey, Esq.
- â–¸ Dawn Bauman, CAE
- â–¸ Jackie Davis
- â–¸ Linda Hanson
- â–¸ Kathryn Hedrick
- â–¸ Brian Mackey
- â–¸ Dean Martin, Esq.
- â–¸ Krystelle Purkey
- â–¸ Anthony Rafel, Esq.
- â–¸ Patrick J. Rooney, CMCA, AMS, PCAM
- â–¸ Mary Ann Smith
- â–¸ Thomas Tollifson
WA-LAC & WSCAI’s Advocacy Efforts
WSCAI supports effective state regulation that ensures community association housing is developed, maintained, governed, and managed with sound public policy objectives and standards that protect homeowners, volunteer board members, management and the community association as a whole.
Advocacy Resources For Members
CAI Advocacy Blog
WSCAI BLOG — Legal Topics:

Preparing Your Community Associations
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Application of the 10/25/2021 King County Public Health Order to Common Interest Communities
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Coronavirus Introduces New Legal Considerations for Common-Interest Communities
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SBA’s Paycheck Protection Program: Coronavirus Relief Act Offers Loans to Management Companies, Others
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