CDDStream lets CDD residents and board supervisors search budgets, meeting minutes, assessment schedules, and district rules in plain English. Every answer cites the source document.
Built for Florida's 1,000+ Community Development Districts.
The problem
01
Resident calls about their assessment.
“What's my O&M assessment?” “What does my CDD cover?” The answer is in the budget PDF, but the resident calls the district office.
02
District manager looks it up manually.
Open the budget PDF, find the right lot size, cross-reference the bond series. 10-15 minutes per question. Multiply by 275+ districts and thousands of residents.
03
Same question, next district.
Every CDD has the same document structure: budgets, audits, meeting minutes, rules of procedure. The questions repeat across every district you manage.
How it works
CDDStream indexes your district's public documents and Florida CDD statutes into one citation-grounded answer engine.
Chapter 190 (Community Development Districts), Chapter 189 (Special District Accountability), Chapter 286 (Sunshine Law), and related statutes. Every answer cites the exact section.
Budgets, meeting minutes, audit reports, rules of procedure, and amenity policies. We pull them from your district’s public records site. New documents detected automatically. You review and approve.
Automatic checks against SS 189.069 website requirements, meeting notice timing, budget adoption deadlines, and audit filing obligations. Findings are factual flags, not legal advice.
See it in action
Live demos
Storey Park CDD
Try asking: “What is my O&M assessment for a 40-foot lot?”
Narcoossee CDD
Try asking: “When is the next board meeting?”
Riverwalk CDD
Try asking: “What are the parking rules?”
The Crossings CDD
Try asking: “What does the current budget cover?”
Bella Tara CDD
Try asking: “How many bond series does the district have?”
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Software, not a law firm. Information lookup, not legal advice.