CitizenBills
← All bills
SB9812026 Regular Session

Common Ownership Communities - Ombudsman Unit, Governing Document Database, and Local Commissions

Establishing the Common Ownership Community Ombudsman Unit in the Division of Consumer Protection in the Office of the Attorney General to receive and respond to certain complaints; requiring common ownership communities to file certain governing documents with the Department of Housing and Community Development, which the Department must use to create a publicly accessable database; and establishing requirements for a local common ownership commission established by the local government of a county.

Where it stands

1
Introduced
2
Passed first chamber
3
Passed both chambers
4
Signed into law

Last action: First Reading Senate Rules · Feb 15, 2026

Documents

Introduced (Feb 20, 2026)Open ↗

Community sentiment

No ratings yet — be the first.

Verified

0 ratings

Unverified

0 ratings

Positive Impact
Likelihood to pass
Urgency
Ease of enforcement

Your rating

Sign in to rate this bill on all four criteria.

Support map (approximate)

No locations yet.

Dots are approximate. Verified voters appear as brass dots near their address (jittered so points are county-level, never exact). Unverified dots are taken from rough IP location at vote time.

No verified locations yet — verify your vote to put your county on the map.

Community suggestions

Moderated — approved posts only

No approved suggestions yet.

Sign in to suggest a change to this bill. Suggestions are moderated before they appear publicly.