IAA: New Albany, Jeffersonville
IAA: New Albany
IAA: New Albany is the Local Advisory Council of the Indiana Apartment Association that serves the greater New Albany and Jeffersonville, Indiana, area.
The purpose of IAA: New Albany 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]
Local Advisory 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:
Betty Howard, Property Manager, Colonial Village
Kristy Lawson, Property Manager, Carriage House New Albany
Lisa Turner, Property Manager, Autumn Ridge – Jeffersonville
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.
Upcoming Events and Education in New Albany/Jeffersonville
REAC Inspection Standards
This four-hour course is an introduction and overview of many different types of industry standards and inspections that impact the trade, with particular focus on the federal Real Estate Assessment Center inspection. Also covered will be what to look for and how to prepare in an organized and professional manner to achieve the highest possible REAC scores. Topics include:
- Safety procedures
- Preparing for different types of inspections (fire department, local housing authority, bank, REAC)
- Action steps following inspections
Instructor: Herb Harr, Inspection Solutions
Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2020
Time: 9:30am – 1:30pm EST
Location: Jeffersonville Township Public Library (211 E Court Ave., Jeffersonville, IN 47130)
Cost: FREE for members
Coming up in IAA’s Southern Council Area!
EVANSVILLE
Fair Housing – Bogus or Busted?
With ever changing laws and increasing misinformation, Fair Housing compliance can be confusing to navigate. Today, more than ever, clarity and continuing education is vital. In this interactive Fair Housing session Katie uses both real and fictitious scenarios to educate multifamily professionals on the current Fair Housing laws. Based on their industry experience, and the knowledge obtained from the session, attendees will determine if the accused were BUSTED with actual Fair Housing violations or if the situations were BOGUS and why. Attendees will leave with:
– Knowledge of basic Fair Housing laws
– Increased awareness of situations in which members could be inadvertently discriminating
– Tips for handling requests for reasonable modifications
– Best practices for vendors and associates
Instructor: Katie Rigsby
Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2020
Time: 9:30am – 12:30pm CST
Location: Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library – Main Branch – Browning Room AB (200 SE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Evansville, IN 47713)
Cost: FREE for members
And more around the state!
Jeffersonville Local Government Contacts
Mayor
Mike Moore: (812) 285-6400
City Council
Regular meetings are generally held on the first and third Monday of each month at 7pm.
View the City Council homepage.
Members
District 1 – Dustin White: (812) 285-6427
District 2 – Ed Zastawny: (502) 693-8890
District 3 – Callie Jahn: (812) 285-6427
District 4 – Scott Maples: (502) 314-4585
District 5 – Lisa Gill: (812) 989-2055
District 6 – Scott Hawkins: (812) 285-6427
At-Large – Matt Owen: (502) 889-0836
At-Large – Nathan Samuel: (502) 741-3795
At-Large – Ron Ellis: (812) 285-6427
City Clerk
Vicki Conlin (812) 285-6496
View the City of Jeffersonville Website.
View the Clark County Website.
Clarksville Local Government Contacts
Town Manager
Kevin Baity: (812) 283-1400
Town Council
Regular meetings are generally held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7pm.
View the Town Council homepage.
Members
District 1 – Tim Hauber: (502) 664-9221
District 2 – John Gilkey: (502) 724-3491
District 3 – David (Red) Worrall: (502) 599-8227
District 4 – Jennifer Voignier: (812) 406-7892
District 5 – Aaron (A.D.) Stonecipher: (502) 276-5052
At-Large – Paul Fetter: (502) 777-4089
At-Large – David Fisher: (502) 639-1109
Clerk/Treasurer
Robert Leuthart: (812) 283-1500
*Town offices are located in Town Hall (2000 Broadway 47129)
View Town of Clarksville Website.
View the Clark County Website.
New Albany Local Government Contacts
Mayor
Jeff Gahan (812) 948-5333
City Council
Regular meetings are generally held on the first four Wednesdays of each month. Check the agenda for start times.
View the City Council homepage.
Members
District 1 – Dan Coffey: (502) 797-8347
District 2 – Robert Caesar: (812) 945-8744
District 3 – Greg Phipps, Vice President: (812) 949-8317
District 4 – Patrick McLaughlin, President: (812) 949-9140
District 5 – Matthew Nash: (502) 718-4986
District 6 – Scott Blair: (812) 697-0128
At-Large – David Aebersold: (812) 944-9823
At-Large – David Barksdale: (812) 945-1839
At-Large – Al Knable, MD: (502) 386-5051
City Clerk
Vicki Glotzbach: (812) 948-5336
*City offices are located in City Hall (311 Hauss Square 47150)
Rental Registration
Annual registrations for rental properties are due by January 31 to avoid possible late fees. Visit here for additional information.
I am proud to be an activate member of IAA. The courteous & professional service IAA provides along with the educational seminars and networking with my peers, helps me succeed as a property manager.
I have been in the apartment industry since 2008 and loved it the moment I started. The IAA is as strong as its members, so it is always great to recruit and meet new members. I am a firm believer in networking; getting to know, like, and trust others. On top of the networking opportunities, the IAA offers exceptional and important classes.
As a team, we felt like we were a little slow in terms of how long it took us to join IAA, but looking back are so glad we did. It was one of the best decisions we made not just because it put us in front of our target audience on a monthly basis, but because we have been able give back and be active members of the industry. Sitting on committees, attending events / meetings, and diving in to serve and make an impact where we can has been so rewarding for all of us.