The Eclipse Community Management Blog
Northern Kentucky communities operate under a statutory framework that differs from Ohio in important ways. Eclipse breaks down the Kentucky Planned Community Act, the two condominium statutes, and the Nonprofit Corporation Act, and explains what boards in Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties should expect from a manager that knows the
Chris Vecchi and Suzie Popielec will present "Who's Flying the Plane? Guiding Community Associations Through Crisis, Catastrophe, and Recovery" at the 2026 CAI National Conference in Fort Lauderdale on Friday, June 5. The session uses the aviation framework of aviate, navigate, communicate to equip managers and boards for emergencies.
A reserve study is one of the most important documents a board owns. Eclipse explains how to read it, what to question, and how to use it for planning.
Pool season opens with real liability exposure for HOA and condo boards. Eclipse walks through the signage, contracts, inspections, and insurance items every board should confirm before opening day.
Insurance compliance for community associations varies by state, with specific requirements outlined in Ohio and Kentucky statutes. Ohio mandates insurance for condominiums and HOAs under different codes. Kentucky's laws, differing by establishment date, impose distinct insurance obligations. Proper reviews ensure associations meet legal standards and financial needs, promoting informed discussions
Eclipse Community Management is expanding its portfolio in May by welcoming several new communities in Southwest Ohio, including various housing associations and a condominium. With now 180 associations under management, Eclipse remains dedicated to effective communication and transparent financial reporting, fostering strong partnerships with new communities.
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