High Desert Association of REALTORS®

How to contact the association

HDAOR Staff is here to help you through this rough time. You can reach us many different ways-

We will now be working off-site, due to the statewide 'stay at home' order.

We will be available Monday - Friday from 8:30am - 4:30pm. We are closed for lunch from 12pm-1pm. Below is the contact information for each person & their individual departments.

Please SAVE these numbers & contact us frequently, we are here to help you! Please do not call the normal HDAOR Office number. If you are unable to reach a certain person, please call the next contact number.

All Events, Classes & Committees are Cancelled

As you know, our community, state and nation are deeply and rightly concerned about the Coronavirus (COVID-19). To protect our members, we have cancelled all public and private meetings, events & classes at the association. If you have paid a fee for a class or event we will be putting a credit on your HDAOR account. All events are cancelled through April 2020. At that time we will reevaluate the future events.

We are committed to ensuring that there is no lapse in our service or support during this time. Our office will remain open to all calls and emails, however our doors will remain closed.

We hope that you remain safe and healthy through this difficult time.

Many services can be done online or over the phone!

Here are some examples:

Setting up a Supra eKey
New Member Applications
Listing Changes
Office Transfers
Paying your dues

Face Covering Orders

Public Health officer orders face covering, electronic-only religious services
Published April 7, 2020 | By County of San Bernardino

In an effort to protect the public from further spread of COVID-19, the County’s Acting Health Officer has formally ordered everyone in San Bernardino County to wear a face covering when leaving home.

Face coverings may include coverings that secure to the ears or back of the head and encompass the mouth and nose. Homemade cloth ear loop covers, bandannas and handkerchiefs, and neck gaiters may be used to reduce the spread of COVID-19 particularly among asymptomatic people. Surgical masks and N95 masks must be preserved for healthcare workers and emergency responders.

“Staying home, practicing social distancing and frequent handwashing are far more effective ways to combat the spread of COVID-19, and face coverings are not a substitute for those practices,” said Dr. Erin Gustafson, the County’s Acting Public Health Officer.

Tuesday’s order also says faith-based services must be electronic only through streaming or online technology. People may not leave their homes for driving parades or drive-up services or to pick up non-essential items such as pre-packaged Easter eggs or bags filled with candy and toys at a drive-thru location.

“We understand that this is an important time for Christians around the world and it is natural to want to worship and celebrate with our families. Right now, however, is a critical time for our country and our community – we can still celebrate this time from the safety of our individual homes while we help flatten the curve and save lives,” said Board of Supervisors Chairman Curt Hagman. “When we stay home we help our healthcare workers and our emergency responders and vulnerable populations beat COVID-19.”

Many churches and houses of worship are hosting “virtual” services, streamed online. The County encourages single-family, home-based worshipping and activities, including Easter egg hunts among household members inside the house or in residential back yards.

As of today, San Bernardino County has 530 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and the deaths of 16 county residents have been associated with the disease.

The Acting Health Officer’s order may be viewed here. Violation of the order is a crime punishable by up to a $1,000 fine or imprisonment up to 90 days, or both.

For information about the coronavirus crisis, visit the County’s coronavirus website at sbcovid19.com. New information and resources are updated daily. The public can also contact the COVID-19 hotline from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday at (909) 387-3911, or email the County at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/cao/countywire/?p=5854

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April is Fair Housing Month @ Home

April is Fair Housing Month! REALTORS® are community leaders – That’s Who We Are®. You shape and help build neighborhoods that thrive. By promoting diversity and inclusion you unlock access to opportunities that transform lives and boost business.

Thriving communities mean:

• A strong economy = more jobs, more income, more business
• Healthier people
• A cleaner environment
• Higher-achieving students
• Safer streets

Click HERE for WAYS TO OBSERVE FAIR HOUSING MONTH @ HOME

Click HERE for the Fair housing Poster

2020 Census