Membership

Construction General Permit, Industrial General Permit, MS4 Permits: Phase I or Phase II (Small MS4) – Traditional or Non-Traditional (Non-Traditional Phase II refers to Federal and State operated facilities such as universities, prisons, hospitals, military bases)

• Non-Traditional Phase II refers to Federal and State operated facilities such as universities, prisons, hospitals, military bases. Get more information about the NPDES permit program.

Membership Management

The Membership Contact (purchaser) manages the membership (e.g., adds/deletes members to the Manage Members tab on their CASQA account page, renews the membership).

Voting Rights

Regular Membership includes voting rights for the CASQA Board of Directors and changes to the CASQA Bylaws. Each regular member organization has voting rights (one vote per member organization). The designated Voting Member is the individual who will cast the vote, as described here:

• For Regular Memberships consisting of multiple organizations (e.g., areawide), each organization has voting rights (one vote per member organization). For example:
  • An areawide membership with 1 county and 34 cities: The county and each of the 34 cities has voting rights (each city has its own vote, as does the county)
• For Regular Memberships consisting of one organization, the organization has voting rights (one vote per member organization).

CASQA members have access to timely and vital information. Every week, members receive an e-newsletter providing either need-to-know information from CASQA or a summary assessment of the latest regulatory, technical, and programmatic developments.

Learning Opportunities

CASQA has four member meetings per year (CASQA Annual Conference and Seminar Series), where we offer training to keep you apprised of current and future regulations, developments in best management practices, and noteworthy programs and projects.

Professional Development

CASQA Members can earn professional development hours at the CASQA Annual Conference to help support professional certification continuing education requirements. Members can also take advantage of speaking, leadership, and subcommittee opportunities through CASQA.

Network

CASQA provides a network of staff at cities, agencies, institutions, and consulting firms that are a support system for virtually any problem.

Group (organization) CASQA memberships have a designated Membership Contact (purchaser) who can share the membership with others (unlimited). Adding members is the responsibility of the Membership Contact and is a one time step unless someone leaves or joins the organization. All you need are their email addresses.

Instructions to Add Members

1. Membership Contact (Purchaser): Log in and go to My Account > Manage Members.
2. Add the email addresses of the people with whom you would like to share your group CASQA membership.
3. Click the green ‘ADD’ button.
4. We’ll send an email notification to your newly added member.
   1. If they have an existing account with that email address on the CASQA website, they will become ‘active’ right away.
   2. If they don’t have an existing account with that email address, they will remain as a ‘pending’ member until they follow through on the instructions in the notification email (be sure they check their junk / spam folders for an email from casqa@casqa.org).
5. ‘Active’ members will have access to their CASQA member benefits whenever they are logged in to their own CASQA accounts.
6. Revisit the Manage Members tab any time to resend the notification if necessary, or to add more email addresses.