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E-mail us at: info@inafsm.net
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MEMBERSHIP (2009)Want to Join INAFSM?Annual dues for INAFSM membership are only $30.00. Make your new membership or renewal check payable to INAFSM and submit to the following address:
What do I get for becoming a member?Stay Informed The Association publishes a quarterly newsletter
to inform its membership on issues of general interest. Topics
include legislation affecting
floodplain and stormwater management, local activities, hazard mitigation,
new state and federal programs, publications, and upcoming conferences. Each year, the Association sponsors a 3-day conference,
providing members with training opportunities in the field of floodplain
and
stormwater
management. Experts in the field are invited to speak on a variety
of issues including floodplain management, flood hazard mitigation,
hydrologic and hydraulic studies, map revisions, map amendments, state
permits, stream preservation, stormwater detention and retention, wetlands,
and erosion control. INAFSM also sponsors "Twilight Seminars" throughout
the year. These casual late afternoon/early evening programs provide
members an opportunity to discuss issues in more detail. Twilight topics
are typically an expansion of the Annual Conference topics. INAFSM members gain the ability to exchange ideas, discuss, and communicate a uniform position on current concerns, local programs, and other issues impacting floodplain and stormwater management. INAFSM unified positions are formed through formal and informal discussions held during floodplain, stormwater, and legislative committee meetings as well as during the INAFSM annual meeting. Gain a National Perspective INAFSM is a state chapter in the national Association
of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM). ASFPM works to ensure that federal
programs and legislation
meet the needs of its chapter members.
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