Featuring: Attorney Melinda McBeth of Offit/Kurman, AOBA VP of Government Affairs Brian Anleu and, Cloudastructure VP Whitney Fraser. Hosted by Cloudastructure CRO Lauren OBrien
PG County Council has passed the updated surveillance ordinance into law. The new deadline is June 1, 2025.
What’s changed? What are some strategies you can implement to meet the deadline? Join our panel of experts from AOBA and Offit/Kurman for answers!
WHO THIS WEBINAR IS FOR:
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Multi-family Property Owners in Prince George’s County
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Multi-family Property Managers in Prince George’s County
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Security Integrators that work in Prince George’s County
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
#1
Elements of the new statue and what has changed.
#2
The legal definition of garden style apartments for the law.
#3
Ways and means to meet the compliance deadline
As always, you’ll have a chance to ask questions!
MEET OUR PANEL OF EXPERTS:
About Melinda McBeth
Melinda McBeth is a litigator at Offit Kurman who has spent six years representing landlords and property management companies in matters that relate to residential and commercial real property, including lease construction, fair housing disputes, administrative agency complaints, breach of contract defense and civil litigation.
About Brian Anleu
Brian Anleu is the VP of Government Affairs for AOBA. Brian possesses extensive knowledge of municipal law in Maryland, having previously served as the Chief of Staff to the Montgomery County Planning Board and the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Montgomery County Council.
About Lauren OBrien
Lauren is the Chief Revenue Officer at Cloudastructure. Previously she was Chief Operating Officer at VentureBeat, a leading enterprise AI publication, and remains a Board Advisor to the magazine.
About Whitney Fraser
Cloudastructure VP Whitney Fraser has worked in multifamily for more than a decade: first as a property manager and then for RealPage. Her work at Cloudastructure lead to her winning Silver for Female Executive of the Year at the international Stevie Awards™ for Women in Business in 2022
Limited Time Offer: Protect Your Property Now, Pay in 2026
Limited Time Offer: Protect Your Property Now, Pay in 2026
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