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The EDO team spent weeks reviewing, interviewing, and filtering a robust Membership solution for the Associations needs.  Today the Executive Director made the final selection on Wild Apricot by Personify.   Over the next couple of weeks the EDO team will be spending countless hours doing the data entry and programming the system.  Experts at Wild Apricot say it should take roughly around 80 to 100 man-hours to get the site and Management Software fully functional for our members.   

The 2019 KSPMA 30th Anniversary State Conference Trade-Show is Sold Out with a record number of new vendors.  For a complete list of vendors that will be at this years Trade-Show please click the link:  Tradeshow Vendors

The EDO working under the direction of President Greg Adams was able to find an alternative to the Monte' Carlo entertainment.  Several attendees and Board Members felt that Monte' Carlo night had run its course over the years and our Association was in dire need of a change.  

This year for our 30th Anniversary year, Spangler Entertainment will be providing "Extreme Horse Racing" in Coldstream 4/5.  "Extreme Horse Racing" will give our attendees a chance to win big bucks for the prizes being given away at this years conference.  You can click the link and view the YouTube video of how it works.   In addition to Extreme Horse Racing, we will have a money box, magic photo booth, and guest appearance of Barney Fife impersonator Rik Roberts.   

Terry V. Salyer, a Johnson Co. Schools employee, Kentucky School Plant Management Association, KSPMA, Energy Service Director and Energy Manager for Johnson, Magoffin, Martin Co. school districts has recently been asked to publish his "The Juice Krew Energy Program" and serve as a presenter for

2019 AEE World Conference and Expo “Defining a New Energy Future” held on September 25-27 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.

This event is hosted by; The Association of Energy Engineers, AEE

Terry will demonstrate proven results of the high performance Energy Savings program,

The Juice Krew Energy Program he utilized in Kentucky schools and districts.

Salyer’s The Juice Krew Energy Program will also be published by the AEE World Conference as well

In less than eight years, administrators, faculty, staff and mostly students have been responsible in these Eastern Kentucky school districts with The Juice Krew Energy Program and projects to create over $5,000,000 worth of avoidable cost for their schools. Because of their efforts they have brought not only behavioral and cultural savings for their school districts but made a measurable impact on the communities they live in. 

 If any additional info needed please contact; Terry V. Salyer, 606-793-1818, terry.salyer@johnson.kyschools.us.

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