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Welcome New NYSAPLS Members! Are you Receiving our NYSAPLS’ E-newsletters?
Thank you for joining our amazing team of professional licensees, Are you receiving our weekly and monthly updates? We send
technicians, students, thinkers, leaders, professors, volunteers, and our latest updates via email including membership updates
all-around good people! Watch for your new member kit in the and upcoming events as well as our establish e-newsletters:
mail. In addition, one of our membership committee members Headquarters Updates, Upcoming Events, and Legislative
will be contacting you by phone to welcome you. Update. If you are not receiving these updates, be sure to check
Lee Fraser, Somerset, NJ – Student Member your spam/junk folders and add our staff email addresses to
your contacts.
Christopher Chambers, Tully, NY – Associate Member
Mark E. Reardon, Albany, NY – Associate Member Revised “Find a Surveyor” Webpage Designed to
Steven Wible, McConnellsburg, PA – Corresponding Member Help Prospective Clients Find You
Justin M. Dutcher, Port Crane, NY – Associate Member
Recently, the NYSAPLS Public Relations Committee focused on
Congratulations New Licensees! how to best update our website to help the public find a land
surveyor. Along with our city and county search, updates were
NYSAPLS would like to congratulate the following individual(s) made to allow website visitors to search for a land surveyor by:
who have been granted the title of “Land Surveyor” as an official radius (powered by google maps) and type of work performed.
licensee in the state of New York:
We need your help to ensure these search features perform correctly.
Patrick G. Reynolds 51201 West Monroe, NY Please login to your member profile and verify your information
Jeffrey M. Smith 51202 Gainesville, NY is correct. In particular, please navigate to the “edit bio” section be

All new licensees are granted a complimentary 1-year NYSAPLS sure to complete the steps below:
membership and will be honored at the Awards Ceremony during 1. Validate your address
the 2024 NYSAPLS Annual Surveyors Conference.
Scroll to your home and professional address. If you see a icon, click
Did you know NSPS has a Stolen on the symbol and validate your address by selecting the appropriate
USPS address and clicking “use selected” to save. You should then see a
Equipment Registry? icon, meaning your address has been validated and you will now
You can view the current registry at be able to be “found” in our find a surveyor search.
https://www.nsps.us.com/StolenEquipment
2. Update your “Type of Work Performed”
To report stolen equipment, please provide the following Check the boxes of any the services you provide, such as:
information by email to trisha.milburn@nsps.us.com:
1. Description of Instruments including Serial Number • ALTA/NSPS Land Title • Oil/Gas Well Surveying
2. Location where equipment was stolen, include nearest Surveying • Forensic Surveying
Town and State • Boundary Surveying • Land Planning
3. Date stolen • Topographic Surveying • GIS Surveying
4. Contact person to provide information, include phone • Construction Site Surveying Applications
and/or email • Flood Elevation Certificate • LiDAR & Remote Sensing
Surveying • Photogrammetry
• Hydrographic Surveying • Laser Scanning

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