National Public Works Week Luncheon
May 20, 2008
Harborside Restaurant, Seattle

The Public Works Week Luncheon is FULL at 125 people plus a waiting list! We cannot physically accommodate any more people in the facility. If you are not registered, you will, in all likelihood, be turned away at the door. To verify if you are registered or not, go to Attendees.

Please contact Courtney McFadden with any questions.

Area Meeting East Luncheon
June 13, 2008
Pillar Rock Grill, Moses Lake

To register online, click here. To verify if you are registered or not, click on Attendees.

Welcome

Welcome to the Washington State Chapter APWA Web site, hosted and maintained by MRSC on its servers. As 2008 Chapter Officers, we extend a warm welcome to our Chapter members and site visitors. Click here for Mike Terrell's State of the Chapter: 2008 Presidential Goals and Objectives

Jill Marilley, PE, Treasurer Jay Burney, Secretary Kristina B. Nelson, PE, Vice President Michael J. Terrell, PE, President

In addition to these Officers, the Past President and eight Board Members - who serve two-year staggered terms � constitute the Executive Committee. See Biographies for bios and pictures of Executive Committee members.

For Chapter Liaison services, including membership, questions about the Web site, Web site postings and administrative services, please click here.

The American Public Works Association serves its members by promoting professional excellence and public awareness through education, advocacy and the exchange of knowledge. As APWA members, we are interested in:

• Advancement of the theory and practice of the design, construction, maintenance, administration, and operation of public works facilities and services.
• Dissemination and sharing of information and experience.
• Promotion of improved practices in public works administration.

The Washington Chapter is one of 67 local chapters in the US and Canada which make up the American Public Works Association (APWA). Membership in APWA is open to public and private sector individuals, agencies, and companies interested and involved in the delivery of public works goods and services.

Our chapter's roots can be traced back to informal meetings in 1955. A year later, with a membership of about 70 people, we were granted American Public Works Association (APWA) chapter status. Our Chapter is now over 1050 members strong. Always looking to the future, as evidenced by our Strategic Plan, our Chapter is enthusiastic and dynamic with a remarkable tradition of excellence.

Our chapter also is home to five national APWA past presidents: Roy Morse (1965), Myron Calkins (1971), Gib Schuster (1974), June Rosentreter Spence (1987) and Jerry Fay (2000) and 21 APWA Top 10 Public Works Leaders of the Year.