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HVAC PROGRAMS - register for one or take both. These two workshops will provide you with a basic understanding of HVAC for commercial properties....
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AOBA's non-partisan government affairs activities in DC, Maryland and Virginia provide members with substantial savings in utilities, property taxes and other regulatory fees -- savings that enhance value to owners, tenants and residents. Brief highlights of AOBA's advocacy accomplishments in 2018 are included in the 2018 Year in Review publication.
AOBA's advocacy efforts are focused on:
Regional Advocacy Issues: Nicola Whiteman, Esq., Senior Vice
President of Government Affairs
District of Columbia: Kirsten Williams, Esq., Vice President of Government Affairs, DC - Commercial; Randi Marshall, Vice President of Government Affairs, DC - Residential
Maryland: Ron Wineholt, Vice President of Government Affairs, MD;
Montgomery County: Nicola Whiteman
Virginia: Brian Gordon, Vice President of Government Affairs, VA, or
Bismah Ahmed, Director of Government Affairs, VA
HVAC PROGRAMS - register for one or take both. These two workshops will provide you with a basic understanding of HVAC for commercial properties....
Read PostMontgomery County: Changes to Fire Code Compliance, Operational permits and Fire System Licenses. As a result of the transfer of fire protection...
Read PostDoes your firm need extra hands for your engineering/maintenance/ operations team? The AOBA Educational Foundation is seeking additional firms...
Read PostAfter 90 days and nearly 2,500 bills, the Maryland General Assembly ended a successful 2019 legislative session for AOBA members. Much of...
Read PostThe Virginia Government Affairs Committee and Virginia Metropolitan Political Action Committee will meet Tuesday, April 9 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. at...
Read PostIt has been five years since the Department of Energy and the Environment (DOEE) finalized its rules on Stormwater Management and Soil Erosion and...
Read PostThe Office of Tax and Revenue (OTR) recently announced that it has begun to mail Tax Year (TY) 2020 assessment notices to all real property owners...
Read PostSpeaker Series: Augmented Reality Technologies in Real Estate Click here for Member and Non Member Registration. No longer a “concept”...
Read PostOn March 5, the Council approved troubled properties' regulations (MCER No. 5-17 - Executive Regulation – Troubled Properties). Upon the...
Read PostAOBA invites members to a meeting with Adam Ortiz, the new Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Director. Members with...
Read PostOn January 12, the Alexandria City Council adopted WasteSmart on a unanimous vote. The strategic plan is a 20-year comprehensive plan to ensure the...
Read PostAOBA Honors Distinguished Industry “Servant Leaders” AOBA held its 2019 Annual Meeting Luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel on January 17,...
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