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About
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The County Engineers Association of California (CEAC) is a professional organization founded in 1914. It comprises county engineers, public works directors, county road commissioners, and other professional personnel from all 58 counties in California.
Purpose and Objectives
[edit]CEAC's primary purpose is to advance county engineering and management by providing a forum for the exchange of ideas and information aimed at improving public service4. The organization's main objectives include:
- Advancing engineering methods and ethical practices through networking efforts across all California counties
- Promoting the discussion, interchange, and dissemination of engineering and administrative data and ideas
- Striving for maximum efficiency and modernization in engineering and administrative units of local government.
Activities and Relationships
[edit]CEAC engages in various activities to achieve its goals:
- Facilitating networking among county engineering professionals
- Organizing forums for idea exchange and information sharing
- Supporting policy development and advocacy efforts
The organization has maintained a close relationship with the California State Association of Counties (CSAC) throughout its history. This partnership aims to support policy development and advocacy efforts, ultimately benefiting counties and enhancing their ability to serve their citizens.