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Membership Benefits

Membership in UAPA offers numerous benefits and keeps our members on top of important, ever-changing issues, trends and legislation within our industry.

Many of our members, however, believe the greatest benefit of being a member is the networking and camaraderie between members within our organization. The owners and employees of your company benefit, and membership also makes a positive statement to your customers. Engagement in your trade association demonstrates your commitment to staying abreast of current developments in the industry. If you are a member, we thank you for your continued renewal and if you are not, we hope that you consider joining.

 

Join today and enjoy full membership benefits.  Our annual membership term runs April 1 through March 31.

Membership Types

Producer Members
plant

Any person, firm, partnership, joint venture, corporation or entity who or which is capable of manufacturing, producing or supplying asphalt mixtures in the State of Utah.

Supplier Members
asphalt roller

Any person, firm, partnership, joint venture, corporation or entity who or which is capable of producing and/or supplying asphalt binder products in the State of Utah.

Associate Members
machinery

Any person, firm, partnership, joint venture, corporation or entity who or which provides services or equipment to the asphalt industry. This includes contractors, material suppliers, emulsions suppliers, transportation services, consulting engineering firms with testing labs, independent testing labs, sub-contractors or other service providers.

Affiliate Members
looking at plans

Any person, firm, joint venture, corporation or entity who or which is engaged in the asphalt industry who is ineligible for producer, supplier or associate membership status.

City & County
worker

Any City & Town with corporate status as a local government agency.  A County is any county officially recognized by the State of Utah.  County and City members can participate on committees and councils, as approved by UAPA President and Board of Directors.

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