I wish I had a dollar for every time I was asked that question here. Once upon a time, we would reply "Look in the yellow pages" but that response is somewhat dated nowadays. We could say look online or Google is (which is one of my favorite phases). Now we refer them to the California Land Surveyors Association website commonly know as CLSA. You can search by zip code, by area of practice or by name. The list is comprise of CLSA licensed members in private land surveying business. The list will also indicate if they participate in the Professional Development Program. This is currently a voluntary program but may become mandatory sometime in the future. For us CLSA members that are in the public sector, our names would not be on this list but it is a great way to keep track of the seminars and workshops attended. That's great that CLSA will keep this on record for us members. One less thing for me to track! Like it.
Here is CLSA's website:
http://www.californiasurveyors.org/index.asp
And a preview of the site:
On the right under "Member Login" you can click the Find A Surveyor to start a search.
Fill out the form (of course)
And there you have it!
We are thankful for CLSA for providing this.
