Indiana HB1155 allows eligible homeowners associations to establish traffic enforcement units with specific powers and duties.

Indiana HB1155 authorizes eligible homeowners associations to create traffic enforcement units. These units can enforce traffic laws on private streets and roads within the subdivision. Officers must meet specific training requirements and can exercise police powers only on property owned by the association. The board of the homeowners association can regulate traffic, including bicycles and pedestrians, and establish penalties for violations. The bill also defines "law enforcement officer" and clarifies the immunities and powers of these officers. Effective July 1, 2026.

Indiana HB1155 allows eligible homeowners associations to establish traffic enforcement units with specific powers and duties.

Indiana HB1155 authorizes eligible homeowners associations to create traffic enforcement units. These units can enforce traffic laws on private streets and roads within the subdivision. Officers must meet specific training requirements and can exercise police powers only on property owned by the association. The board of the homeowners association can regulate traffic, including bicycles and pedestrians, and establish penalties for violations. The bill also defines "law enforcement officer" and clarifies the immunities and powers of these officers. Effective July 1, 2026.