[frankiefurter]

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Yes, they absolutely can enforce it, holidays or not. The quiet hours are part of the community’s governing documents, so unless there’s a specific holiday exemption written in, the rules apply year-round. If they’ve been lax in enforcing it before, that might just be a decision by the board.

[faewin45]

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Our HOA has a similar rule, but they send out a notice every December reminding us to keep holiday celebrations reasonable. They don’t enforce it strictly unless there are complaints. Maybe check with your HOA board?

[emile48]

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Thanks for the insight! I’ll check with the board. I’m hosting a New Year’s Eve party and don’t want any issues. Do you think letting my neighbors know ahead of time would help avoid complaints.

[hoa_newbie]

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Definitely! I always give my neighbors a heads-up when I host something late. Most people are fine if they know it’s a one-off event. It’s when they’re surprised that complaints roll in.

[frankiefurter]

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I agree with @faewin45, but keep in mind that giving notice doesn’t mean people can’t complain. I’d keep the music low after 10 PM to play it safe.

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