IAA: Evansville

About IAA: Evansville

IAA: Evansville

IAA: Evansville is the Area Council of the Indiana Apartment Association that serves the greater Evansville area.

The purpose of IAA: Evansville is to promote, advise, and protect the general interest of the construction, ownership, and management of multi-family housing by engaging and uniting industry members through informative and engaging educational and networking events.

About the Indiana Apartment Association

The Indiana Apartment Association is a statewide trade organization serving the multifamily industry in the State of Indiana.

IAA Mission Statement

To promote, advise and protect the general interests of the ownership and management of multi-family housing in the Indiana area by uniting those engaged in the business.
To uphold the dignity of the property management profession and to acquire and disseminate useful business information among its members, to foster a spirit of cooperation among its members; to cultivate higher standards of practice and business ethics.

Contact Us

9100 Keystone Crossing

Suite 725

Indianapolis, IN 46240

Phone: (317) 816-8900

Fax: (317) 816-8911

Email: [email protected]

Leadership

Area Council

The Local Advisory Council is a critical component of IAA’s strategic plan. This council actively plans and executes local engagement strategies including educational and networking events, member recruitment and retention, and local advocacy efforts. Council members serve as the key contributors to new and existing services and programs throughout the year.

Council Members Include:

Rick Moore, Evansville Housing Authority

Jessica Coursey, Flaherty & Collins Properties

Natalie Lichtefeld, Edward Rose & Sons

Shaun Hicks, AMP Residential

Twana Paulus, RentPath, Inc.

Laura Daywalt, Indiana Apartment Association

Member Benefits

IAA’s resources extend throughout the Evansville area, the state of Indiana, and at the national level. As an IAA member, you belong to a community of professionals that share mutual goals, interests and commitments. Becoming involved with your local multifamily network will allow you to make valuable connections with peers, share knowledge and gain insights into the latest trends in your profession.

Local Benefits

Direct connections with local government resources to keep you informed of local issues
IAA monitors and advocates on your behalf to ensure legislation advances multifamily interests
Position yourself for promotional opportunities. IAA allows members to practice leadership skills through its Regional Ambassador and Professional Development Committees
Exchange best practices and develop leadership and management skills when you attend local meetings and events
Attend free or discounted courses and seminars designed to increase industry knowledge, promote professionalism, and provide better services to apartment renters and owners

State Benefits

Utilize the Click and Lease Program to improve accuracy, save time and money, and protect your community
Recruit the best talent by posting your open positions and connect with job seekers on IAA’s Career Center
IAA actively advocates on your behalf at the Indiana General Assembly
Attend the largest regional multifamily conference in the Midwest. Learn about new products and services, attend educational courses to hear nationally-known speakers and network with peers
Access to the IAA website that allow members to share advice on topics of professional interest
FREE classes to increase industry knowledge, promote professionalism, and provide better services to apartment renters and owners – all designed to increase NOI
Receive a free subscription to IAA’s award-winning trade publication, INSites, which keeps members informed on local, state, and national activities

National Benefits

Protecting the industry through local, state and national advocacy initiatives and grassroots mobilization.
Network and learn about national apartment trends at NAA Meetings and Expositions.
National award-winning monthly magazine and newsletters to keep you updated.

Events & Education

Upcoming Events and Education in Evansville

Active Shooter Training

The Indiana State Police, with the assistance of school safety liaison Dr. Richard Hogue, has created this presentation providing key steps to follow should one encounter an active shooter. The City of Houston’s Mayor’s Office video, “Run. Hide. Fight.,” is incorporated into the training session, assisting businesses and other organizations in preparing to respond to the unpredictable possibility of an active shooter event.

The session includes a screening of the video, best practices for safeguarding oneself and others in the event of an active shooter, and a question and answer session. Police instructors will lead this interactive presentation.

Date: Tuesday, October 30, 2018

Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm CDT

Location: Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library, Central Location, Browning Event Room A (200 SE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Evansville, IN 47713)

Cost: FREE for members, $160 for non-members

Instructor: Master Trooper Matt Lockridge, Indiana State Police

Register now!

Also coming up in:

IAA’s Southern Council Areas

Jeffersonville/New Albany

Nov. 7: Disaster Preparedness: Taking the Initiative. Learn more.

Bloomington

Oct. 25: Disaster Preparedness: Taking the Initiative. Learn more.
Nov. 14: Consumer Behavior Trends. Learn more.

And more around the state!

Local Government Affairs

Evansville Local Government Contacts

Mayor

Lloyd Winnecke: (812) 436-4962

City Council

Regular meetings are generally held on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Check the agenda for start times.

View the City Council homepage.

Members

Ward 1 Dan McGinn: (812) 479-6336

Ward 2 Missy Mosby, President: (812) 453-6479

Ward 3 John Hayden: (812) 618-2122

Ward 4 Connie Robinson: (812) 204-3869

Ward 5 Justin Elpers: (812) 454-3479

Ward 6 Jim Brinkmeyer: (812) 480-6909

At-Large Dr. Dan Adams: (812) 459-4221

At-Large Michelle Mercer: (812) 568-5393

At-Large Jonathan Weaver: (812) 568-0562

City Clerk

Laura Brown Windhorst: (812) 436-4992

Building Commissioner

Ron Beane: (812) 436-7884

*City offices are located in the Civic Center Complex (1 NW Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. 47708)

View the Evansville and Vanderburgh County website.

Rental Registration

Annual registrations for rental properties are due by May 10 to avoid possible late fees. Registration are handled by the Evansville-Vanderburgh Building Commission Office. Visit here for additional information.

Local Government Proposals/Ordinances Currently Under Consideration

Evansville discussing levying tax on property owners in downtown areas
Evansville Council introduces resolution outlining abatement scoring criteria: Resolution C-2017-16

Find out more information about these ordinances here.

Local Associate Members

Local Associate Members in the Evansville Area

A1 Redi Rooter

Nancy Dassell

IAA: Evansville

About IAA: Evansville

Leadership

Member Benefits

Events & Education

Local Government Affairs

Local Associate Members

Best of the Best Awards

About IAA: Evansville

IAA: Evansville

About the Indiana Apartment Association

IAA Mission Statement

Contact Us

Leadership

Area Council

Council Members Include:

Member Benefits

Local Benefits

State Benefits

National Benefits

Events & Education

Upcoming Events and Education in Evansville

Active Shooter Training

IAA’s Southern Council Areas

Local Government Affairs

Evansville Local Government Contacts

Mayor

City Council

Members

City Clerk

Building Commissioner

Rental Registration

Local Government Proposals/Ordinances Currently Under Consideration

Local Associate Members

Local Associate Members in the Evansville Area

Best of the Best Awards

2017 Awards

2016 Awards