Trestle Community Management today announced that is has introduced a careers page on its website. Through the new page, interested job seekers may review company benefits, open positions and requirements, and submit their resume for review and consideration. “Trestle is always seeking the most talented people in the industry to join our team,” said Bob […]
Trestle Community Management today announced that Chellore Knudtson, Community Association Manager, has received her Association Management Specialist (AMS) designation as awarded by the Community Associations Institute (CAI). Trestle prioritizes continuing education for all Team Members in order to ensure they maintain up to date knowledge of the industry and in turn, provide the best possible […]
Trestle Community Management today announced that it has entered into a contract for Full Management services with Harvard Estate Condominium Association in the heart of Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. “We are excited to welcome the Harvard Estate community to Trestle Community Management,” said Bob Brencic, President of Trestle Community Management. “We look forward to working […]
On Friday, May 15th, Governor Jay Inslee extended Proclamation 20-51. The Proclamation, previously set to expire at 11:59 p.m. on May 17, 2020 has been extended to expire at 11:59 p.m. on May 31, 2020. The Proclamation directly impacts community associations and their ability to process delinquencies, charge violation fines, and their ability to meet […]
Trestle Community Management today announced the promotion of Stephanie Slone to Advisory Community Manager and Condominium Practice Director. Trestle’s Advisory Community Managers and Practice Directors are required to have the most highly -developed Community Management experience and skills in the industry. The role is reserved only for the most elite, highly experienced, and credentialed people […]
Trestle Community Management today announced that is has deployed a new capability to send text messages and auto-calls to homeowners on behalf of its Client Associations. Through the service, called Signals, Trestle can quickly issue emergency notices and meeting reminders. The service further provides the capability to send targeted messages to only several owners in […]
On April 17, 2020, Governor Jay Inslee signed Proclamation 20-51. This Proclamation directly impacts community associations and their ability process delinquencies, charge violation fines, and their ability to meet remotely and vote by mail or electronically. At this time, the Proclamation is effective April 17, 2020 until 11:59 p.m. on May 17, 2020. Trestle has […]
As the restrictions in place to combat COVID-19 continue to evolve, Trestle is closely monitoring the situation and advising its Clients and Community Association Managers accordingly. Under Governor Inslee’s March 23rd Stay Home, Stay Healthy order, associations may proceed with immediate maintenance and repair needs as well as ongoing janitorial and disinfection services. Generally speaking, […]
As more and more residents are preparing to Stay Home and weather this unprecedented situation, Trestle has included useful resources and reminders below for community association residents. Common Areas In many community associations, both direct and indirect interactions with other residents is nearly unavoidable. For their safety, residents are encouraged to take proper precautions when […]
At this time, Trestle recommends that all common areas be closed to owners and residents. This includes spaces such as clubrooms, gyms, dining areas, playgrounds, sport courts, spas and pools. In order to protect the association and its residents, these spaces should be locked if possible. If locking the spaces is not possible, associations should […]