AN ACT CONCERNING INVESTIGATIONS OF EXECUTIVE BOARDS AND PROPERTY MANAGERS OF COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES.

SB 1014 gives Connecticut's Department of Consumer Protection and the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities the authority to investigate complaints about executive boards or property managers in common interest communities (like HOAs or condominiums). It specifically covers alleged violations of residents' civil rights or conflict of interest rules. The bill also clarifies that executive board actions in these communities may be considered "state action" for civil rights claims. This directly affects community associations, their leaders, and residents who file such complaints.