When Disaster Strikes

How to Communicate to Your Membership

Free Webinar for Self-Managed HOA Boards:
Learn how to prepare your community before disaster strikes, communicate clearly when every minute matters, and keep homeowners informed throughout the recovery.

 

 

Wednesday, October 28th 2026 @ 1:00PM EDT
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When an emergency happens, your HOA board won’t have time to figure out its communication plan. Learn how to prepare your community before disaster strikes, communicate clearly when every minute matters, and keep homeowners informed throughout the recovery.

From severe weather and power outages to unexpected community emergencies, clear and timely communication can make all the difference. In this webinar, you’ll learn practical strategies for creating a reliable communication plan, reaching residents quickly, reducing confusion, and ensuring your board is prepared to share the right information at the right time.

 

 

 

During this webinar, you’ll learn how to:

  • Prepare before an emergency happens with a clear communication plan your board can put into action quickly.
  • Reach residents quickly and effectively when timely information matters most.
  • Communicate clearly during a crisis to reduce confusion, misinformation, and unnecessary questions.
  • Choose the right communication channels for urgent updates, ongoing announcements, and important instructions.
  • Keep homeowners informed throughout recovery and maintain trust as your community returns to normal.
  • Build a more resilient, prepared community with communication practices your board can use for emergencies of all kinds.

Meet Your Presenter:

Kim Ruiz
HOA Start’s White Glove Manager

Kim Ruiz, brings a unique combination of HOA board experience and hands-on technology expertise to this important conversation. With more than 23 years of experience serving on her own HOA board, Kim understands firsthand the communication challenges volunteer board members face—especially when circumstances change quickly. Today, she helps HOA and condo boards and property managers simplify their technology, communicate more effectively, and feel confident using the tools available to keep their communities informed.

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