1st Time Member Special Offer

Get your first year of individual membership at half price! Any employee or official of a governmental agency, manufacturer/supplier, contractor, or consulting firm who is actively engaged in the field of public works and has not previously been an APWA national association member is eligible for the First-Time Member Special Offer. The special offer is also available for adding first-time members to your existing group’s roster or starting a new group membership.

Individual membership $98 USD for your first year

(regularly $196 USD)

Group pricing is also available.  Call 800-848-2792 for details.

Promotion ends December 31, 2018.

Join today and take advantage of one of these special offers!

Additional information about membership is available using the links in the menu, by calling 800-848-2792, or emailing memberservices@apwa.net.

The fine print:
Both offers are limited to first-time members only. Local chapter membership is included. Chapter dues, where applicable, will be in addition to the special offer fee and will not be at half price. All members of a CPWA chapter are members of APWA.

What can you do with an APWA membership?

• Tap into the knowledge and experience of more than 30,000 people in public works/infrastructure
• Get connections to hundreds of corporations that provide products or services for public works
• Receive top quality educational opportunities —online and live training is available—discounted prices for members
• Earn CEUs or PDHs
• Get member-only pricing on purchases of industry-related books, videos, public outreach tools, and other materials
• Free access to live and recorded Click, Listen & Learn webinars
• Free access to recorded sessions from prior PWX events (formerly known as International Public Works Congress & Exposition)
• Discover the best practices in the public works industry through personal certification programs and accreditation programs for public agencies
• Participate as a member at the local chapter level

Who are APWA members?

They are people in the United States and Canada (and some international professionals too) who handle infrastructure-related issues in:

• Construction Management
• Emergency Management
• Engineering and Technology
• Facilities
• Fleet Services
• Grounds and Urban Forestry
• Leadership and Management
• Solid Waste
• Sustainability
• Transportation (streets/roads, bridges, signage, and transit)
• Utility and Public Right-of-Way
• Water (potable, stormwater, and wastewater)
• Winter Maintenance

What makes APWA different from other professional associations?

“What I find by being a member of APWA is its ‘one-stop shopping.’ Other associations can specialize in their areas of expertise, which is great, but what APWA does for me is that I can go to one place and find all the information on any topic I need in the very diverse world of public works.” -Brenda Herman, Retired Director of Public Works, City of Hays, KS

How does your membership help others?

Your support helps APWA efforts to champion policies which create livable communities and economic growth on behalf of all levels of government.  Eight percent (8%) of APWA's total operating budget is allocated toward advocacy-related programs, including staff salaries.  APWA’s public policy objectives are guided by these principles:

• Support for adequate investment in public infrastructure.
• Respect for local authority.
• Reasonable regulations and protection from unfunded mandates.
• Support for streamlining government oversight.
• Support for sustainability and environmental stewardship.