As we all know, this year has been a fast-paced year for land surveying and many other industries we are associated with in general. Here in the Book Cliffs chapter, we are especially busy as the economy seems to be booming with the influx of the many folks on “Exodus” from city life in search of a more rural setting. This and the constant grind of the oil and gas industry keep those involved on their toes and working long hours.

We have finally been able to get a couple of potential folks lined up to share some knowledge with us about topics that affect all of us.

We will have a safety specialist from a local oilfield company spend some time giving us a refresher on seasonal training. We will also have a DNR representative meet with us about a local land dispute with a private landowner.

The dates of these two meetings will be released shortly, but we are excited to finally have a chapter meeting after quite a long break.

Thanks to those who constantly put time and effort into this profession, those who work late, put in long hours and make Land Surveying a better profession for all.

Regards,
D. Ryan Allred, Book Cliffs Chapter President