"Our organization is dedicated to the mutual assistance of its members in striving for the better regulation of the construction industry to protect the health, welfare, and safety of the general public."

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The National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) was formed in Utah in 1962 as a nonprofit corporation dedicated to the mutual assistance of its members in striving for the better regulation of the construction industry in order to protect the health, welfare and safety of the general public.

The association’s membership is comprised of state and local contractor licensing agencies, construction firms, construction trade associations and others associated with the construction industry.

Kathy LeCroix Bio

Kathy LeCroix
President

The Spring is here and it's time for renewal and rejuvenation.  Over the past four months, NASCLA has continued to enjoy a period of growth and exansion which has propelled us forward as we continue to move through 2008.

Click Here for full President's Message

NASCLA's 46th Annual Conference and Board of Directors meeting  is scheduled for September 14-17, 2008 in Point Clear, Alabama at The Grand Hotel, Point Clear Resort and Spa.


Click Here for more information on NASCLA's 2008 Annual Conference.

The April 2008 Newsletter includes an overview of the 2008 Mid Year Meeting, a Spotlight of the Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licenses , as well as first NASCLA-Approved Provider.

Click Here to view the current newsletter, or NASCLA archived and state newsletters.

The National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) is pleased to announce that Psychological Services Inc. (PSI) has been named the first NASCLA-Approved Provider.

For archived and state member press releases, please Click Here


Congratulations! Psychological Service Inc. (PSI) is name the first
NASCLA - Approved Provider.

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