
CLSA advances the interests of the profession of Land Surveying, to maintain the highest possible standards of professional ethics and practice, to encourage uniformity of practices and procedures, and foster public faith in and understanding of Land Surveyors and their work.
CLSA represents Land Surveyors, in public or private practice, whether they are employees or proprietors.

REPRESENTATION
Local: Your local chapter represents you in local issues. Through your chapter representative to the State Board of Directors, the individual member can direct the course CLSA will take.
State: The Surveyor is represented at the state level through an active legislative program, legislative advocate, and liaison with the State Board of Registration.
Regional: CLSA is an active member of the Western Federation of Professional Surveyors. This Federation is composed of associations throughout the western United States and addresses regional issues.
National: Through institutional affiliation with the National Society of Professional Surveyors and the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping, CLSA is represented at the national level.


NETWORKING
With over 2000 members, state and nationwide, CLSA is a prime networking resource for young professionals and established firms. Use our extensive Forum to make contact with other professionals or exchange your opinions and ideas.
RESOURCES
CLSA provides a fully staffed central office which is available to answer questions or to provide up-to-date referrals concerning legislation, educational opportunities, job opportunities, or other issues concerning our membership. Professional liability insurance programs are available to members.
CAMARILLO, CA – September 17, 2009 - California Land Surveyors Association President Matthew J. Vernon, PLS was interviewed by SkyRadio personality Dennis Michael. To increase public awareness of land surveying, the interview focuses on what land surveyors do and how the profession serves the public. The interview will air on SkyRadio network on American flights throughout December.
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The Manual has guided the original surveys and the resurveys of the Public Land Survey System for Federal surveys, first through the General Land Office, and since 1946, through the Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior. While not written specifically for non-Federal surveyors, the principles contained in the Manual on the subject of retracement are an integral part of private surveying in the 30 Public Land States. Further, many States have formally adopted the Manual in statute as guidance for private licensed surveyors. Thus, the book is a fundamental piece of the complex subject of boundary surveys here in the United States.
Featured Speakers:
Steve Parrish, PLS
Joseph Paiva, PLS
Don Wilson, PLS
Workshops:
BLM Workshop
LSIT Exam Review
LS Exam Review Seminar
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