Membership

Individual Membership

When you join IECA you join a network of peers who, like you, are dedicated to the erosion and sediment control industry. IECA is more than the world’s premier authority in erosion control – it is a platform for upwards of 2500 members worldwide to connect, learn, and affect change in the industry.

What type of individual membership is right for you?

Individual Membership Types

Organizational Membership

Organizational membership entitles one person at the company to receive full Professional Member benefits and discounts to IECA events. Organizational members have the ability to purchase an unlimited number of Professional level memberships for their employees at 50% off the regular member price.

Which type of organizational membership is best for you?

Organizational Membership Types

With IECA membership, we ask that a one year commitment be obligatory. Participating members are encouraged to attend the Annual Conference and educate themselves on the IECA’s resources. Doing so will encompass a more profound understanding of what the association is all about and help members gain perspective as to why our environment needs to be protected through erosion control.

1) What does an IECA membership comprise of?

• Exclusive access to your chapter’s members only section
• Listing in the IECA Membership Directory
• Membership certificate with identification card
• Discount pricing to IECA educational events as well as for tools & resources
• Regular updates on IECA activity, conferences, resources and publications
• Every member is entitled to voting privileges (one vote per member)
• Access to our Online Career Center
• Access to member affinity programs
• Advertising discounts in Environmental Connection

2) What types of memberships are available?

There are individual memberships and corporate memberships that are available. Registering for an individual membership would give you the choice between Professional Plus, Professional, Emeritus or Student. Registering for a corporate membership would give you the choice between Corporate, Emerald or Cornerstone.

3) How can I renew my membership?

If you are a returning member, please follow the link below.

4) Who can I contact for help?

You may choose to contact one of the board members from your chapter or a representative from the IECA headquarters. The address is listed below.

International Erosion Control Association
3401 Quebec Street, Suite 3500
Denver, CO 80207
Phone: 1-800-455-4322  (+ 1 303-640-7554 International)
Fax: 1-866-308-308

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Meet Paul Mueller

In October of 2018, Paul Mueller joined the board of the Great Rivers Chapter of the International Erosion Control Association. Where he will serve a three-year term helping in planning seminars, workshops, and conferences to promote education in the storm water field.

Mr. Mueller is an Erosion Control and Storm Water Inspector with the Department of Community Development for St. Charles County, Missouri. He conducts inspections at construction sites and storm water facilities in unincorporated St. Charles County in the rapidly growing St. Louis metropolitan area.

Paul’s experience with storm water began in the early 70’s on the family farm in northeast Iowa, where his farther, a county soil conservation district board member, was the first in the area to use conservation minimum tillage in their farming practices. The farm also implemented crop contouring, terracing, strip-farming, and waterway programs to protect the storm water leaving the farm. His professional career in the storm water field began when he started working with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources in the early 90’s. He conducted inspections and enforcement activities of land disturbance and industrial storm water sites; he was also involved in water quality and fish kill investigations. During that time, he worked with EPA Region 7 inspectors on several joint inspections on land disturbance sites. In 2016, he became the chief erosion control and water quality inspector for St. Charles County. Mr.

Mueller has as a Bachelor of Science degree from Iowa State University. He is a Certified Erosion, Sediment and Storm Water Inspector (CESSWI). Mr. Mueller was a revision team member for the third revision of the Missouri and Kansas "Protecting Water Quality Guide." He has participated on committees in the revision of several of Missouri’s land disturbance and general storm water permits.

Mr. Mueller is active in his home community. He is a Fire District Board Director and Lieutenant with the local fire district, where he is a state certified instructor in firefighting and hazardous materials. He is the local volunteer Emergency Management Director and is the county Disaster Action Team leader for the American Red Cross.