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SR 595

HOA, COA, and POA Day; recognize and celebrate

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Donzella James

Georgia Senate establishes an official recognition day celebrating homeowners, condominium, and property owners associations' community governance roles.

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Bill Summary · SR 595

Legislative bill overview

SR 595 is a symbolic resolution introduced in the Georgia Senate that designates a specific day to recognize and celebrate Homeowners Associations (HOAs), Condominium Owners Associations (COAs), and Property Owners Associations (POAs). The bill establishes an official day of recognition for these residential management organizations and their contributions to community governance.

Why is this important

HOAs, COAs, and POAs manage millions of properties across Georgia and affect millions of residents through governance, maintenance standards, and fee collection. Formal recognition acknowledges these organizations' administrative roles while raising public awareness about their functions in residential communities. This symbolic measure reflects the legislative body's position on the role of these associations in state communities.

Potential points of contention

  • HOA dispute rates: Many homeowners view HOAs negatively due to disputes over fees, enforcement actions, and governance disputes; recognition may be seen as one-sided support
  • Regulatory concerns: Some argue HOAs lack sufficient transparency and accountability mechanisms; a celebration day without concurrent regulatory oversight may frustrate consumer advocates
  • Representation gap: The resolution honors association leadership but doesn't address ongoing conflicts between boards and individual homeowners over decision-making power and dues increases

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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