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The Surveyors Historical Society proudly presents “Guns on the Maumee: Surveyors Rendezvous 2020.” The 2021 Surveyor’s Historical Society Rendezvous will be held from September 22-25, 2021 and events will be held in and around Perrysburg, Ohio. View the meeting flyer here. For more information, please visit the Surveyor’s Historical Society websiteRead More
The West Virginia Society of Professional Surveyors still offers multiple seminars on-demand! Register today for as many or as few sessions as you need, with seminar options on: West Virginia Minimum Standards (2 PDH) Ethics for Surveyors (2 PDH) Frank Brown’s Deadly Dream (2 PDH) Introduction to Private Easements and Practical Location (2 PDH)Read More
As a reminder, if you are a licensed surveyor in West Virginia, your license is due to expire on June 30th. You can renew your license by visiting the West Virginia Board of Professional Surveyors (WVBPS) website here. If you have any questions or issues with renewing your license, please contact the WVBPS by phone at (304) 765-0315.Read More
