Helpful resources for our residents, including phone numbers, links to CT state statutes and downloadable documents we’ve found useful over the years.
Also- check out our new “Client Resources” pages for current commercial and condominium clients with access to more information and an almost daily Q&A article. Link here.
| Utility Type | Company Name | Telephone Number |
|---|---|---|
| Electric | CL&P / Northeast Utilities | 800-286-2000 |
| Electric, Water & Sewer | Groton City Public Utilities | 860-446-4000 |
| Electric, Gas, Water & Sewer | Norwich Public Utilities | 860-887-2555 |
| Natural Gas | Yankee Gas | 800-989-0900 |
| Water (Mystic area) | Aquarion Water Co., Inc. | 860-536-3735 |
| Water – Montville/Gales Ferry | Southeastern CT Water Authority | 860-464-0232 |
| Cable Television | Adelphia | 888-683-1000 |
| Cable Television | Comcast | 800-266-2278 |
| Cable Television | Thames Valley (City of Groton) | 860-442-8525 |
| Cable Television | Thames Valley (City of Groton) | 860-446-4009 |
- Public Act No. 11-195An Act Concerning Elections of the Executive Boards of Directors of Condominium Unit Owners Associations and Changes to the Common Interest Ownership Act.
- Public Act No. 10-186 An Act Concerning the Common Interest Ownership Act.
- Public Act No. 09-225An Act Concerning Amendments to the Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act.
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Connecticut General Statutes |
Selected Statutes:
Chapter 828 Common Interest Ownership Act
Chapter 825 – Unit Ownership Act (Revised to 1975) (PDF)
Note: The Unit Ownership Act is not published in the current statutes, but it governs condominiums created before 1977.
Custom HOA Websites
Get a custom website specific to you and your members association in just a few short days! Northeast Property Group offers all our condominium clients a customized HOA website that always displays up to the second data. Board members have access to detail-rich monthly board reports and the ability to authorize vouchers online, plus owners get access
to account information, ACH payment withdrawals, work order submission, access to digitized association documents such as minutes, rules, & announcements, email notifications, flexibility to update contact info, and more. See your manager for pricing.
CA Banc
Pay your condo dues online! If your Association holds accounts with CA Banc (and most do) you can pay your fees online by following the link above. Have your coupon ready. Payment can be made as a one time E-Payment which is free or via credit card for a nominal charge.
CondoCerts.com
Order Community Documents. All clients, real estate agents, mortgage brokers, etc. must go to CondoCerts to retrieve condo documents such as mortgage questionnaires, rules, bylaws, declaration, budgets, real estate certificates and more.
Condo4Sale.com
Condo4Sale is a specialized marketing tool for the condominium seller and a clearing house of condominiums for the condo buyer. It collects all the condominiums for sale in Southeastern Connecticut and makes them easy to search.
Bouvier, Beckwith, & Lenox Insurance
Current customers of BBL Insurance can visit bblinsurance.com to request a new mortgage insurance certificate for your unit.
Community Associations Institute
Connecticut Chapter of the CAI, a valuable resource for community managers and homeowners associations.
Common Interest Ownership Act
This is the big kahuna for all management companies and owners of condominium units in the state of CT. The complete act that governs formation, management, and termination of a common interest community. (If this were Lord of the Rings, it would be the one ring…the precious)
The New London Day Newspaper
News source for Southeastern CT.
CT Condo Law Specialists
Perlstein, Sandler & McCracken, LLC provides legal services to over 300 condominium, community, and homeowner associations throughout Connecticut.
Community Living
- Winter Storms Prep
- Before you buy a condo
- Rights and and responsibilities for condo living
- Community Matters
- Preserve & Protect
- Guide to Increasing Fees
- How to fine a rule breaker
- Developer Transition Guide