About The
Alliance
Advocating for Residents of Connecticut’s
Manufactured Home Parks
The Connecticut Manufactured Home Owners Alliance (CMHOA) is a volunteer organization dedicated to empowering residents of manufactured home parks throughout Connecticut. Recognized under Chapter 412, Section 21-84a of the Connecticut General Statutes, we work to educate residents about their legal rights and support them in exercising those rights. Through guidance, advocacy, and community organization, we help residents file complaints, form resident associations, and push for meaningful legislative and regulatory change. We welcome all residents in Connecticut’s manufactured home parks to stand with us in protecting and strengthening our communities.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple but vital:
To empower residents of Connecticut manufactured home parks by informing them of their rights under state law and supporting them in exercising those rights.
We provide guidance, education, and advocacy to ensure residents understand the legal protections available to them — and how to use those protections when facing issues with landlords, park owners, state or local government.
What We Do
We focus on the real, everyday challenges facing residents of manufactured home parks. Some of our core activities include:
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Educating Residents on their legal rights under Connecticut statutes and mobile manufactured home regulations.
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Assisting with Complaints to agencies like the Department of Consumer Protection and Fair Rent Commissions.
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Helping Residents Organize local homeowner associations to build community strength and negotiating power.
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Legislative and Regulatory Advocacy, working with lawmakers and state agencies to improve protections for manufactured home park residents.
We strive to be a resource, a guide, and a voice — especially for those who may feel powerless when dealing with park owners or unfair housing practices.
Who Can Join
Membership is open to any resident living in a Connecticut manufactured home park. Whether you're new to your park or have lived there for decades, your voice matters — and your participation strengthens the statewide movement.