
To join NAPA's Political Advocacy Member Council:
- Read and understand the requirements below.
- Complete the application form.
Want to learn more about NAPA PAC? Read our FAQ one-pager.
Transportation infrastructure remains at the forefront of public policy debates in Washington, DC. Because decisions by federal lawmakers have a significant impact on the asphalt pavement industry, it is critical for us to work together and make our voice heard! NAPA;s PAMC and NAPA PAC are the best ways to strengthen our collective voice on legislative and regulatory issues. NAPA PAC is focused on electing and re-electing Members of Congress who understand and support the asphalt pavement industry.
Eligibility
Membership in NAPA's Poltical Advocacy Member Council (PAMC) is open to any individual who is a full-time employee of a NAPA member. Your individual participation in PAMC strengthens NAPA’s advocacy activities and makes it easier for employees of NAPA member companies to be involved in NAPA’s legislative activities.
Benefits
PAMC members may participate in all regularly scheduled meetings and voting for PAMC Chair and Vice Chair. The Chair sits on NAPA’s Board of Directors.
PAMC members assist with NAPA's government affairs and advocacy engagement efforts. They are responsible for reviewing and making recommendations regarding NAPA’s legislative and regulatory priorities and its candidate support activities in consultation with relevant officers, employees, and committees of the Association.
Joining PAMC and reauthorizing your PAMC membership annually allows you to contribute to NAPA PAC.
PAMC Dues
Dues requirements and amounts are set by NAPA's Board of Directors. Current dues are set at $0.
Questions about this membership or the application form? Contact Nile Elam.
NAPA supports the operation of the National Asphalt Pavement Association Political Action Committee (NAPA PAC), as authorized by and in accordance with federal law. Participation in NAPA PAC is limited to certain employees of NAPA who hold administrative, executive, or managerial responsibilities, certain officers and employees of NAPA’s corporate members, and individual members of NAPA. NAPA PAC funds are used to make contributions to candidates for federal office. Individuals desiring additional information about their eligibility to contribute to NAPA PAC or about the activities of NAPA PAC may contact Nile Elam.