Welcome to Space Coast Communities Association!

Serving Central Florida Home Owners, Cooperative, Timeshare, and Condominium Associations

CAUTION INTERNET SCAM: Several members of the Space Coast Communities Association (SCCA) have recently received emails requesting information, often including banking data, such as credit card or account numbers. IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED ANY SUCH EMAILS, IT IS A SCAM TO ATTEMPT TO ACCESS YOUR FINANCIAL DATA! Usually, the sending address is strange and probably bogus as would any reply to address. SCCA never requests financial information. Membership forms for application/renewal are available on the SCCA website (https://scca-online.org/join-scca) and all these forms have email submission addresses to Treasurer@scca-online.org. The online payment links are on that page and on the application forms.  The only way to make electronic payments to SCCA for memberships, sponsorships, or trade show payments  is through our “scca-online.org” payment pages and SCCA only receives the name of the payer and the amount paid which is then directly deposited into an SCCA account. 

The Next SCCA General Meeting will be held on May 20, 2026 (Wednesday at Radisson)
TOPIC: 9 STEPS TO AN EFFECTIVE BOARD MEETING (COURSE NUMBER: 9632595 PROVIDER NUMBER: 0009863 1 CE CREDIT (ELE))
SPEAKER: Elizabeth Sierra, Regional Manager, Campbell Property Management
SPONSORS: Home Grown Outdoors; Campbell Property Management; Valley Ridge Roofing; and JB Painting and Waterproofing
DOWNLOAD: SCCA-May-20-2026-Meeting Flyer and please post in your associations.

Our February 7, 2026 Trade Show Video from the Radisson Resort Convention Center in Cape Canaveral

Landscape Damage Coverage: Negar Sharifi and Phil Masi from Assured Partners unveil a long-awaited solution to one of the biggest uncovered risks facing HOAs and condo associations: landscaping and debris removal after wind events. After nearly 20 years of trying to bring this product to market, Phil explains how this new coverage finally fills a massive insurance gap that has historically left associations responsible for millions in cleanup and replacement costs after hurricanes and named storms. The conversation breaks down how traditional property policies fall short, why FEMA assistance often isn’t enough, and how this new product works in real-world scenarios. Click here to see their video.

Posting Official Records: Attorney Jeffrey Rembaum has issued an article about new Florida law requirements on this subject and can be accessed here.

At the January 14, 2026 SCCA Meeting, Kay Jackson, the Mayor Pro Tem for the City of Cape Canaveral, briefly addressed a pro-active initiative by the City to address future vibration issues due to larger and more frequent rocket launches from the Cape. These enhanced vibrations can potentially have impacts on building, especially windows. Kay handed out this flyer that the City developed to provide suggested actions that property owners can take to reduce the risk of vibration-related damage. We suggest you pass this important information along to your property owners.

GOOD RESOURCE:  “The Consequences of Failing to Maintain the Official Records” by Jeffrey Rembaum, Esq., from Kaye Bender Rembaum.