Training Program and Event Schedule
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Contact Oregon Chapter APWA at Cameo Management Solutions, Inc.
PO Box 6898 | Bend, OR 97708-6898
P: 541-994-3201 | F: 503-419-4369
cameopeg@gmail.com
| Date | Title | Location | Status |
| March 14-17 | Street Maintenance and Collection Systems Spring EXTENDED School and ROADeo | Seaside Civic & Convention Center, Seaside | In-Person |
| April 4-7 | Developing Leader | Sunriver Resort, Bend | In-Person |
| May 2-5 | APWA Spring Chapter Conference | Riverhouse on the Deschutes, Bend | In-Person |
| October 17-20 | APWA Fall Chapter Conference | Seven Feathers Casino | In-Person |
FAQ Sheets:
- Oregon Chapter Conference
- Northwest Public Works Institute
- Street Maintenance and Collection Systems School
Scholarships and Other Information:
- Oregon Chapter Member Scholarship Policy
- Street Maintenance and Collection Systems Scholarship Program
- SMCS Application Form (fillable PDF) (Application deadline is end of business fourteen days prior to start of school.)
- Northwest Public Works Institute Scholarship Information
- NWPWI Scholarship Application (Application deadline one month prior to start of class.)
- Preventive Maintenance for Roadway Surfaces Scholarship Information (Application deadline is end of business fourteen days prior to start of school.)
- ODOT Technology Transfer Center
- Roads Scholar Program
Our Future
The field of public works is becoming more complex. Change is occurring at an increasing rate through development of new technologies and management practices and through more stringent government regulations. In addition, citizens’ expectations have increased, placing greater demands on public works professionals and reducing job security.
As a result, there is an increasing need in our profession for life-long learning through continuing education and training. To meet this need, Oregon APWA offers timely, relevant training and education programs that are affordable and accessible to our members and their employees, enabling them to keep pace with their current jobs, learn new skills, and develop their careers.
Mission
The mission of the Oregon APWA Education Program is to promote and facilitate the education and professional development of our members and their employees.
The goals of the Oregon APWA Education Program are to:
- Establish an education and training service for APWA members and their employees.
- Provide selective training and professional development where there is a need not otherwise being met.
- Provide programs designed to enable members to keep current with technological changes and innovation in the profession.
- Provide training and education on improved management practices that increase productivity, job quality, safety in the workplace, and employee and customer satisfaction.
- Deliver education and training programs to meet member needs that are timely and relevant as well as affordable and accessible.
The Education Committee
A committee of public works professionals meets twice annually to select potential workshop topics and manage the Education Program. Program committees are then formed to develop the curriculum for each workshop. Event management and support are provided through a contract with Cameo Management Solutions, Inc., of Bend, Oregon. In addition, the Committee coordinates local offerings of web conferences offered by National APWA and other associations. For more information about the Education Committee, contact Oregon APWA at 541.994.3201.