Training Program and Conference Schedule
Click on the hyperlink to go to the event page where you can find tabs of information for the event. You will be able to download/print important documents such as schedules, agendas, etc.
If registration is open, click on the registration button to register electronically using payment options including most major credit cards and checks. Invoices are available to download/print on the confirmation page of the registration and in the confirmation email. You may also register a group of employees in one registration process, allowing you to pay at one time via credit card.
OR
c/o Meetings, Management, & More, Jessica Carpenter
APWA-OR
PO Box 8109, Salem, OR 97303
P: 541-994-3201
Events@oregon.apwa.org
Date | Title | Location | Status |
March 4-7, 2025 | Public Works Essentials 2025 | Best Western Plus Hood River Inn, Hood River, OR | Save the Date – More Info |
March 18-20, 2025 | Street Maintenance & Collection Systems Spring School | Riverhouse on the Deschutes, Bend, OR | Save the Date – More Info |
April 1-4, 2025 | Developing Leader 2025 | Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, OR | Save the Date – More Info |
April 29 – May 2, 2025 | Oregon Chapter Spring Conference | Salem Convention Center, Salem, OR | Save the Date – More Info |
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.