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FSA Leadership Structure

The Florida Stormwater Association is governed by a 22-member Board of Directors including a four-member Executive Committee. In addition to the leadership, FSA has four standing committees - Conference, Education, Legislative/Agency Relations and Membership.

 

 FSA Board of Directors*

  • The Florida Stormwater Association is governed by a 22-member Board of Directors including a four-member Executive Committee including:
    • A four-member Executive Committee (President, VP, Sec-Treasurer and the Immediate Past President). The Executive Committee must be Local Government, WMD, or Consultant member types and two of the members must be from a Local Government that has a SWU or similar financing mechanism, with no more than one WMD or Consultant member.
    • Ten Local Government/Special District Member Seats - Two seats per WMD from different organizations with at least one seat filled by a member that has an established SWU or similar financing mechanism.
    • Four Consultant Member Seats from different organizations.
    • One Water Management District Member Seat.
    • One Second Past President Seat.
    • Up to two Presidential Appointee Seats.
  • The Board of Directors meet up to four times a year, typically in conjunction with a FSA events (Conferences & Seminar). 
  • Only members of FSA can serve on the Board of Directors.

FSA Committees*

  • The Florida Stormwater Association has four standing committees including:
    • Conference Committee - responsible for the oversight, promotion and planning of FSA's two statewide conferences.
    • Education Committee - responsible for the oversight of the education and training programs of the Association, including Stormwater Operator certifications, webinars and the Fall Seminar.
    • Legislative and Agency Relations Committee - responsible for the oversight of FSA's activities in the Florida Legislature, and state and federal agencies as they relate to the objectives of the Association.
    • Membership Committee - responsible for the oversight of member recruitment and retention programs, new member services and the Excellence Awards.
  • Committees meet up to four times a year, typically in conjunction with a FSA events (Conferences & Seminar). 
  • Only members of FSA can serve on a committee.
  • The FSA Board President makes final committee appointments.
  • Each Committee is led by a Committee Chair who is a member of the Board of Directors and is appointed by the President.

*Information is intended to provide a quick overview of leadership structure and is not comprehensive of all Bylaws requirements.