Annual membership dues and sponsorship contributions, established by the Board of Directors, are assessed according to the type of membership. Levels of membership/sponsorship include the following:

1. Sponsorship: This funding option is open to both industry and non-industry organizations, associations, and institutions that want to demonstrate their support of the CGA’s mission. The financial contribution is recognized through prominent display of the Sponsor’s name on all appropriate materials produced by the CGA, and in meetings and educational programs administered by the CGA. 
2. Corporate/Association/Government/Municipality: Corporate, Association and Government levels of membership provide all rights and privileges accorded to an individual member. Financial support of the CGA for the elevated level of membership is more than that for an Individual member; however, Corporate/Association/Government membership provides for multiple individual memberships to be registered under the corporate name. In addition at the elevated level of membership, company names are listed as supporting organizations on the CGA web site and in CGA materials including the Best Practices.
3. Introductory One-Year Individual Membership: This membership level has been updated for 2019 and provides individuals with an opportunity to participate and learn more about the organization. After an individual member’s introductory year, he/she will be asked to do one of the following: 1) increase their membership to the Corporate level or above or 2) complete a scholarship application requesting special consideration to be reviewed by the Board of Directors on an annual basis. The Individual member is eligible to serve on working groups or committees. Only one person per company is eligible at this membership level..

Membership Dues

Membership Stakeholder Categories

Membership Benefits

Join the CGA to access the following benefits:  

• Increase your understanding of damage prevention issues
• Influence the work being done by CGA committees (Including Damage Reporting, 811, Best Practices)
• Ensure your stakeholder group is well represented
• Network with various industry experts
• Demonstrate your commitment to damage prevention
• Gain exposure to new technologies in research & development
• Access CGA materials, reports and program information that is restricted to CGA membership
• Benefit from member pricing on CGA publications and events

Thank you to Sponsors & Members

Thank you to our current sponsors and members for their consistent leadership and dedication to “shared responsibility” in damage prevention. The accomplishments of the CGA are made possible through the financial contributions of our sponsor and member community. To view a complete list of CGA sponsor companies, visit the sponsor page.  

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