Office of Common Ownership Communities
The Office of Common Ownership Communities (OCOC) is committed to providing owners, tenants, residents, boards of directors, and management companies of self-governing residential communities with information, assistance, and impartial dispute resolution programs that:
- Improve the quality of life in the community,
- Strengthen the self-governing community structure, and
- Enhance the value of residential property in community associations.
The OCOC provides these services to the public with integrity, transparency, and a commitment to the highest ethical standards.
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New! DHCA is pleased to announce the launch of a new Common Area Assistance Loan Fund for Common Ownership Communities, including Condominium Associations, Cooperatives “Co-Ops,” and HOAs experiencing financial hardship in their efforts to address immediate health or safety repairs, as documented by professional assessments or government citations.
Training and Webinars
Online training program for board members of common ownership communities. Provided by the CCOC.
Common Ownership Communities
What you should know about living in a condominium, cooperative, or homeowners’ association.
Registration of COCs
All condominium, cooperative, and homeowners’ associations must register with the County annually.
The Commission
Educates residents on good governance and resolves disputes between residents and their associations.
Community Information
Understanding “best practices” and proper procedure promotes good behavior, and reduces the number of disputes, between residents and boards of directors.
Filing a Complaint
Filing a complaint begins a legal process that can be complicated, time consuming, and costly: understand the process before completing and filing the form.
