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upcoming "How-to" training and education workshop.

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Northland Chapter of ATSSA
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Dear Gary and all at ATSSA,

Thank you very much for the generous donation of $400 which enabled MSES to
committee meeting - it made the minutes so much easier! Also, I'll be able to bring
it to events, especially the fall outing, where I encounter so many questions which I
will be able to answer on the spot.

I appreciate your faith in me and MSES to work with members to further the
transportation industry in Minnesota.

Thank you very much!

Ann Manthey
MSES Administrative Support

(This gift will benefit all of MSES!)
The Northland chapter is comprised of members from Minnesota, North Dakota & South Dakota.
Members are persons or companies engaged in the manufacture, rental, sales, inspection,
installation or servicing of:
-Permanent or temporary safety devices
-Installation and/or removal of pavement markings
-The manufacture and/or installation of traffic signing
-Design of traffic control plans


The Purpose of this Chapter is the promotion of the best interests of the companies which provide
traffic control and safety devices, materials and services to governmental agencies and private
industry in the following manner:

- Establishing a central organization through which lawful undertakings of the industry may
be conducted effectively by cooperative effort.

- Educating and informing the general public in the identification and understanding of traffic
control and safety devices and respect for the importance of these devices to the safety of
the public.

- Creating new markets and enlarging current markets through promotional programs,
market research and public relations.

- Discussing, studying, promulgating and advocatng the adoption of technical standards and
specifications for the selection, use, placement, control, and servicing of traffic control and
safety devices.

- Establishing partnerships with aligned, affiliated and related associations and/or
organizations which value and promote traffic safety.

- Performing such other activities as may be in the best interests of the membership
For more information on becoming a member

National ATSSA

or the Northland Chapter membership liasion

Al Weigel