AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENT - 2012
The County Engineers Association of Maryland is pleased to announce that applications for the 2012 Awards Program are now being accepted. Awards will be presented in the following categories:
Project of the Year Award
County Engineer of the Year Award
Associate Member of the Year Award
Meritorious Service Award
For more information on the CEAM Awards Program and for instructions on how to submit an application or nomination for the 2012 CEAM Awards, please visit the Annual Awards page.
SPRING CONFERENCE 2012
Thanks to everyone who attended the 2012 Spring Conference. We had a great turnout and hope you enjoyed the day's agenda. Please e-mail CEAM with comments or feedback.
Handouts and slides from yesterday's presenters are now posted on the Presentations page. If anyone took photos from the golf tournament or the conference that you wish to have posted on the website, please e-mail them to CEAM. Thanks!
Fall 2012 CEAM Conference - Mark Your Calendars!
The Fall 2012 CEAM Conference will be held September 20-22 in Ocean City, MD. More details will be posted in the coming months. If you have ideas for topics you'd like to see on the agenda, please e-mail the Conference Chairman.
Membership Dues
Membership dues are still being collected for 2012. If you haven't had a chance to submit your renewal form or did not receive one, please contact the CEAM Administrator at your convenience.
Upcoming Events
May 24, 2012 - Board of Directors Meeting - Exploration Center in Chester
June 28, 2012 - Board of Directors Meeting - Exploration Center in Chester
September 20-22, 2012 - CEAM Fall Conference - Ocean City, Maryland
Past Presidents Luncheon
A Past Presidents Luncheon was held on December 8, 2011. Featured in the above photo are (from L-R): Todd Mohn – '02; John Redden – ’08; Steve Walls – ’94; Chuck Weber – ’97; Greg Africa – ’09; John Tustin – ’06; Ed Plank – ’10; Chuck Beall – ’01; Gary Rohrer – ’98 & ’99; Gerry Cichy – ’84; Steve Young – ’86; Ed Adams – ’02; Jim Wilson – ’07; Jim Irvin – ’89; Joe Kroboth – ’05; Sonny Wehland – ’80; and John Norris – ’79.