• From time to time, we are called upon by our community managers to assist in educating their residents on safety and security. We would attend community outreach events and discuss what Signal does and how we can help residents keep their peace of mind and sense of security in their homes. Collaborating with the local police departments, we attend these events and build trust and relationships to foster cooperation.
• Who hasn’t had an unruly or disruptive participant at a community association board meeting or community event? The presence of Signal officers often serves as a deterrent and officer de-escalation training helps support communities in keeping the peace and allowing the board to conduct business in a safe and orderly space.
• Officers learn each community’s rules and regulations and parking restrictions, and work within the community bylaws to enforce and report activities that disrupt the community.
• Community living doesn’t come without its fair share of “quality of life’ issues. Noise complaints, neighbor disputes, suspicious or disruptive behaviors like vandalism, loitering and consumption of alcohol or cannabis in common areas, not only devalue a community but can create resentment and result in feelings of residents being unsafe in their own homes. Officers confront these problems every day and work not only to gain compliance but collaborate with local police and provide documentation for community managers and boards to take further action against rule breakers and those who disturb the peace.
• Ever come home after a long day of work, only to find it difficult to find a parking space because the parking rules are not followed, or someone has parked in your paid spot? Signal officers have tools to enforce the parking rules and ensure only authorized vehicles are parked in communities.
In all these ways, whether in dangerous situations or in everyday association life, Signal Security provides the heroes to work in communities, fostering a sense of security so that community managers and management company partners can focus on the tasks of smoothly running the property while boards and community residents enjoy association life and peace of mind.
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For more than 40 years, our family business has partnered with over 1,200 Chicago-area HOAs and condominium associations. We provide the boards of directors with state-of-the-art audit, review, and compilation reporting services to help them prepare more accurate annual budgets, make more informed operating decisions, or
At Cukierski & Associates, we’re not only experts in this area of accounting, but also have several team members who sit on boards of directors in their own associations. So, we can relate and are well versed in the dynamics and intricacies of community associations.
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