Welcome from the ASCE Los Angeles Section Board

Welcome to the Los Angeles Section website. Within this site you will find information about the many groups and committees that make the Section what it is, a diverse organization consisting of members of all ages and backgrounds. The Section reflects the diverse nature of Los Angeles and southern California. The Section’s geographic limits include rural areas, smaller urban areas, and major urban areas.

Our Section has its foundations in our seven Branches. They provide the framework for developing local activities that provide value to our members. As always, the Section strives to increase the public stature of the civil engineering profession and maximize the resources available to the branches, YMFs, and student chapters. As a Section we are increasing our legislative activities and outreach. Our pre-college student outreach remains a high priority.

Take a look at the activities that are planned by our branches, technical groups, life member forum, younger member forums, and student chapters. These groups have a lot to offer and are a great source of information and networking for our members.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or feedback.

Also planning is underway for an exciting celebration of the Section’s Centennial in 2013. Check out the new website links to the Centennial video, webpage and donation form to support coming events.

John Hogan, P.E. M.ASCE
President
American Society of Civil Engineers
Los Angeles Section
714-665-4507

Bi-Monthly Board Meetings

Day: 1st Wednesday of February, April, June, August, October, and December

Time:7:30 am – 12 noon

Location:
ASCE LA Section Office
1405 Warner Ave., Ste B.
Tustin, CA 92780
Everyone is welcome

News

Aging Infrastructure, California Playing Catchup

With aging infrastructure failing so spectacularly, California is playing catch-up when it comes to repair. As Bill Whitaker reports, the whole country is in need of a better infrastructure. Former SF Section President Mike Kincaid is interviewed in the piece talking about ASCE's report card. View CBS News piece.