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2009 NAGW National Conference Coming to Texas!

The 2009 NAGW National Conference will be held September 16-18, 2009 at the Moody Gardens Hotel and Spa in Galveston, Texas. Details will be made available in the coming months.  Watch the video for a glimpse of what Galveston Island has to offer.

Moody Gardens

Galveston Island: Survived and Revived

11/11/08:  Galveston Island is steadily continuing recovery efforts and things are changing everyday. Restaurants and attractions are open and we have already returned to hosting conferences and special events in our convention centers and hotels.

The Island is most definitely open for business. Attractions such as Moody Gardens Aquarium and Bishop's Palace are encouraging tours and a variety of restaurants along the Seawall and throughout the Island are already serving up great Gulf dishes. Special events such as Oktoberfest have taken place and we look forward to holding Festival of Lights and Dickens on the Strand in the next few weeks. (provided by the Galveston Island Convention & Visitors Bureau)

View the "Road to Recovery" videos. More on Galveston Island.

 

Is NAGW For You?

  • Do you wish you could brainstorm with other local government web professionals?
  • Do you know you could solve a problem... if you just had another webmaster around to help think it through?
  • Are you self-taught in web design and need to hone your skills but there just isn't enough budget money for training?
  • Do you wonder if you're the only one out there struggling with increasing demands and decreasing resources?
  • Do you work for local government and wear many hats, only one of which is web design?

If you answered 'yes'
to any of these questions, then
NAGW is for YOU!

The National Association of Government Webmasters (NAGW) is geared specifically to the interests and concerns of local government webmasters. NAGW provides a way for you to share knowledge, ideas and resources with your peers. At our annual conference, you can meet and network with other local government web professionals.

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Membership Dues  

New Members

Membership dues are $75 annually. Membership period is one year, beginning on the date of membership activation. You may join NAGW at any time throughout the year.

Joining NAGW now will allow you to get the most out of your membership and allow you to take advantage of the substantial discounts on products and services that our membership enjoys. Joining NAGW prior to the annual conference will also allow you to take advantage of discounted member pricing for the conference, which typically is equal to or greater than the membership dues.

The cost of joining NAGW will pay for itself in no time. Why not join now to maximize your benefits?

Eligibility

To be eligible for membership in the National Association of Government Webmasters, you must be employed by a local government or by a not-for-profit association of local governments. Local government is defined as a "political subdivision of a state and authorized under state statute to deliver governmental services to citizens and whose governing council or board is elected by the registered voters within that political subdivision's jurisdiction."

Renewals

Existing members can extend their current membership for another year at any time by renewing their current membership at any time.

The member discount for our annual conference is typically equal to our membership fee. If you're eligible, why not join NAGW now? For a full list of membership benefits, please see the membership benefits page.

Payment Options 

Personal or Agency credit cards are the preferred payment method for NAGW Membership fees. We accept American Express, Discover, Mastercard and Visa.

If payment by credit card is not possible, NAGW will also accept payment via a check from the local government under the following conditions:

  1. All checks must by accompanied by your Payment number and Username.
  2. All checks must clearly indicate the agency name and the specific person on behalf of whom the check is being issued.

Personal checks from the member are acceptable, but must include the agency name in the memo section. 

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People Are Talking...

Are you a Government webmaster? Do you know about this organization? If not, you should check them out at http://www.nagw.org. After the accessibility session, I sat in on their lunchtime association meeting. At the end of the meeting, member after member got up to praise the organization. If you are a Government webmaster, this sounds like a great way to get involved in a network of your peers across Government organizations.

—Marc, Microsoft Public Sector Developer and Platform Evangelism Team Blog

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