The Alabama Society of Professional Land Surveyors is a non-profit organization of Licensed Land Surveyors, para-professionals, students, and businesses promoting the continued education of its members and dedicating itself to the promotion and protection of the profession of land surveying. Please feel free to browse around our website and learn more about us and our profession.
Some areas of our website are limited to members only and require a sign-in to access. If you would like to promote your business to over 500+ land surveyors, consider advertising your company in the ASPLS official quarterly newsletter. ASPLS has 100% membership participation in the National Society of Professional Surveyors.
Some areas of our website are limited to members only and require a sign-in to access. If you would like to promote your business to over 500+ land surveyors, consider advertising your company in the ASPLS official quarterly newsletter. ASPLS has 100% membership participation in the National Society of Professional Surveyors.
Services
View the brochure explaining when you may need to hire a land surveyor, developed by the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS).
ASPLS is currently managed by Prime Management Services, an association management company that handles state, national and international associations.
They are headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.
Learn more at www.primemanagement.net.
ASPLS is currently managed by Prime Management Services, an association management company that handles state, national and international associations.
They are headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.
Learn more at www.primemanagement.net.
It comes to be known as The United States Rectangular Land Surveying System.
First Survey on Public Lands by the United States begins when the beginning point is established on the Pennsylvania boundary at the Ohio River.
1855 - Commissioner of the General Land Office ordered the publishing of Instructions to the Surveyors General of Public Lands of the United States.
This became the Manual of Instructions for the Survey of the Public Lands of the United States.
This became known as Cooley's Dictum.
First Survey on Public Lands by the United States begins when the beginning point is established on the Pennsylvania boundary at the Ohio River.
1855 - Commissioner of the General Land Office ordered the publishing of Instructions to the Surveyors General of Public Lands of the United States.
This became the Manual of Instructions for the Survey of the Public Lands of the United States.
This became known as Cooley's Dictum.
This beautiful venue has tons of activities for family and friends: zip lines, boating, fishing, hiking, camping, horseback riding and more.
Come in early or stay late to enjoy all the park has to offer.
In addition our schedule has been revised to provide more time for fun and networking with vendors.
Our courses are typically approved for credit in Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee in addition, of course, to states that accept other land surveying education courses.
Please note that room rates are subject to lodging tax, city and state surcharges, as well as a 3.75% resort fee.
Come in early or stay late to enjoy all the park has to offer.
In addition our schedule has been revised to provide more time for fun and networking with vendors.
Our courses are typically approved for credit in Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee in addition, of course, to states that accept other land surveying education courses.
Please note that room rates are subject to lodging tax, city and state surcharges, as well as a 3.75% resort fee.
Description: Sonny Brasfield, Executive Director of the Association of County Commissions of Alabama, will discuss issues regarding county requirements and land surveying; Matt Beam, General Counsel, ASPLS, will discuss the recently passed indemnification legislation and other legislative issues regarding land surveying.
Description: Surveyors are required to define River and Lake Boundaries on many of their Surveys.
Have you been doing it properly according to Federal, State, Statute and Case Law in Alabama?
Description: Surveyors are required to define River and Lake Boundaries on many of their Surveys.
Have you been doing it properly according to Federal, State, Statute and Case Law in Alabama?
We will serve you a hot lunch that you can enjoy while Troy University will present information about their program preparing students for a career as licensed land surveyors.
Following this session, you can tour the exhibit hall to learn more about the products and services land surveyors use in their job duties.
There is no cost to attend, but we do request that you RSVP using this brief form or email our office to let us know you are attending.
Following this session, you can tour the exhibit hall to learn more about the products and services land surveyors use in their job duties.
There is no cost to attend, but we do request that you RSVP using this brief form or email our office to let us know you are attending.
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