New board members
Understand your role, update contacts, and know what to do first.
Open the new-board checklist →Your starting point for board service: clear guidance, practical tools, and help with the work in front of you.
Get oriented, run the association, and find support for the next decision.
Understand your role, update contacts, and know what to do first.
Open the new-board checklist →Set up the calendar, divide responsibilities, and keep the work moving.
Use the starter kit →Follow practical procedures and use reusable worksheets with your board.
Open the handbook →Find notice checklists, motions, proxies, petitions, and voting guidance.
Explore meeting tools →Planning the year? Annual calendar · Working forms · Board Q&A
Search topic names and familiar terms, or browse the A–Z index.
Choose a task to reach the relevant guide.
Six familiar areas, with useful starting guides close at hand.
Roles, education, authority, governing documents, and improvement.
All Board Leadership resources →Meetings, elections, official records, communications, websites, and reporting.
All Meetings & Records resources →Budgets, assessments, reserves, financial controls, reporting, and collections.
All Finances & Reserves resources →Building care, common elements, inspections, alterations, insurance, and emergencies.
All Property & Safety resources →Management roles, contracts, service standards, contractor checks, and performance.
All Management & Vendors resources →Owner rights, fair housing, sales, rentals, occupancy, enforcement, and disputes.
All Owners & Rules resources →More practical resources for the decisions your board faces.
Know your responsibilities, take part in association decisions, and find a constructive next step.
Understand your documents, shared obligations, records, and participation.
Read the owner guide →Understand written inquiries, voting certificates, proxies, and petitions.
Find participation tools →Identify the issue, gather the facts, and contact the right person.
Start with your concern →Understand the unit, the association, and the steps toward a smooth transfer.
Build your board’s knowledge and find the right community resources.
Eight lessons connect board responsibilities to practical action. Confirm course approval before treating participation as required statutory education.
Explore the Academy →Independent guides to UCO services, representation, and resources for associations.
Explore the UCO guides →Amenities, activities, resident information, history, and community life.
Visit c-village.com ↗ →Board Synergy helps Century Village West Palm Beach condominium directors understand their responsibilities, share the work, and cooperate with managers, qualified professionals, UCO, and WPRF.
Each association’s board retains its authority and responsibility. Educational resources support decisions; applicable law, governing documents, current procedures, and contracts control.
What’s in it for your association? →Independent education for association boards and owners. Read the guidance notice · Change website choice · Public searches · Find my association · UCO Reporter