AWC’s associate member program gives you a direct link to Washington’s cities and the decision-makers in city hall. You spend time with members at our conferences and annual exhibit, you get more in-depth info on the issues that cities care about, and you receive wide exposure in our magazine and e-newsletter. And when you’re an associate member, a part of AWC, cities know that you are committed to helping meet their communities’ needs.
Benefits of AWC Associate Membership
- Publications and research reports, Officials of Washington Cities Directory, Legislative Bulletin, Personnel News, and others.
- Listing in AWC’s on-line Associate Member Directory
- Participation in AWC conferences and workshops:
- Lower member fees for AWC-sponsored workshops and conferences, including the annual conference.
- Invitations to serve as panelists/resource people.
- Opportunity to exhibit during AWC's Annual Conference for a lower member fee and sponsorship of events at annual conference.
- Recognition and name identification in the annual conference program and website.
- Advertising in Cityvision and CityVoice:
- One ¼ page ad in 1 issue of Cityvision (AWC’s bi-monthly magazine, circulation 5000 plus) at a discounted rate and four ads in CityVoice (AWC’s twice-weekly e-newsletter, circulation 5500 plus) – Large firms
- One 1/8 page ad in 1 issue of Cityvision (AWC’s bi-monthly magazine, circulation 5000 plus) at a discounted rate and four ads in CityVoice (AWC’s twice-weekly e-newsletter, circulation 5500 plus) – Small firms
- Notice of city-related activities and upcoming meetings, conferences, hearings and other activities of interest to cities statewide.
Annual cost of Associate Membership
- Small firms: $450 (after July 1, $225 for the remainder of the calendar year)
- Large firms: $1,000 (after July 1, $500 for the remainder of the calendar year)
Need more information? Interested in joining?
For more info, please contact us via our member application form. We will respond to you soon.
Associate members are non-voting members and do not participate in AWC's legislative policy development, or serve on the Board of Directors or AWC committees. Each application is reviewed and the Association's Board of Directors has the option to deny membership.
Members
2012 member roster