Can homeowner association prohibit delivery of newsletters?
Your answer may depend on who publishes the newsletter.
Newsletters may fall under the free speech laws in their
content, but may also fall under litter laws in their delivery.
Best practices dictate that the newsletter publisher contact the
association and ask for a ruling or permission to deliver their
material, which may be denied.
If, however, the publisher is an owner in the association and
chooses a newsletter as a way to inform other owners about
association business, the board may want to resist delivery. Their
resistance could be considered unwise, especially if the newsletter
aims to expose board mis-conduct.