Public Law 155
Summary
The law caps the charge for HOA assessment statements at $50, requires four‑day written notice for board meetings, and treats virtual attendance as present. It also bans fees for services covered by regular assessments, mandates annual budgets and fine schedules, and clarifies how members can demand special meetings or inspect records. These changes aim to increase transparency and protect homeowners in Indiana HOA communities.
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