Florida Statute 768.0706 Compliance for Multifamily Properties

This new law gives multifamily property owners stronger legal protection than ever before, shielding them from frivolous lawsuits related to criminal activity and allowing greater focus on maintaining a safe environment. However, to qualify for this liability protection, property owners must meet seven specific safety and security requirements outlined in the statute.

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Benefits

Key Benefits of HB837/FSS 768.0706 Compliance

Legal Compliance

Meet all statutory requirements under Florida law

Liability Protection

Documented evidence of security due diligence

Expert Documentation

Detailed reports admissible in legal proceedings

Practical Recommendations

Actionable security improvements sorted by priority

Peace of Mind

Confidence that your property is protected legally and physically

Our Process

Compliance Review

Assessment of your current status against statutory requirements

Certified Assessment

Complete property evaluation by an authorized FCP practitioner

Documentation Package

Comprehensive reports satisfying legal requirements

Implementation Plan

Prioritized recommendations to address identified issues

Ongoing Compliance

Guidance on maintaining compliance through regular reassessments

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Florida Statute 768.0706 and how does it affect my property?

This statute (formerly HB837) provides multifamily property owners a presumption against liability for negligent security claims if they obtain and implement recommendations from a certified CPTED practitioner. And they “remain in substantial compliance” meaning that property owners must consistently uphold the seven required crime prevention measures (like lighting, security cameras, crime prevention training, etc.)—not just implement them once, but maintain them over time in a meaningful, ongoing way.

How often do I need to have a security assessment under FSS 768.0706?

The statute requires a security assessment at least once every three years to maintain the presumption against liability.

What qualifications should my security assessor have?

The law requires assessments from certified Florida Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Practitioners (FCPs). Triple C Security Consulting is fully certified and listed in the state directory. Assessments is conducted by either: A law enforcement agency; or A Florida Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Practitioner (FCP) certified under state guidelines.

What happens if I don't comply with FSS 768.0706?

Without compliance, your property may face increased liability exposure for negligent security claims, potentially resulting in costly litigation and settlements.

How quickly can I get a compliant assessment for my property?

Triple C Security Consulting understands the urgency of compliance and can typically schedule assessments within 30 days, with reports delivered promptly after completion.

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