Are there surveillance cameras in condos in Florida?

Florida condo owners are seeing visual monitoring being set up in more and more places within their community: from elevators to parking garage levels, to common areas like pools, spas, and tennis courts.

What to do if you have privacy concerns in a Florida condo?

If there are concerns about privacy, then a Florida condo lawyer should be contacted so he or she can evaluate whether or not an owner’s privacy rights are being violated. 2.

What can I do about video surveillance on my property?

First, you could post signs at the boating facilities and at the entrance gate advising residents and visitors that the property is under video surveillance, which will likely enhance the deterrent effect.

What kind of security does a condo have?

Individual condo owners have the opportunity today to purchase all sorts of security devices to keep their homes and cars safe. Some of these even provide off-site access (like nanny cams) as well as off-site control (turning lights, cameras, etc., off and on via a smartphone).

If there are concerns about privacy, then a Florida condo lawyer should be contacted so he or she can evaluate whether or not an owner’s privacy rights are being violated. 2.

Is it legal to view surveillance camera footage?

The other reason for restricting access to only the board and its management is that video footage from the cameras would likely be covered by Chapter 718.111 regarding members’ right of access to official records. Security-camera footage is not listed in the statute as one of the records that members are legally entitled to inspect.