This one-page handout was developed for NAPC's event "Shared Challenges, Shared Solutions, Shared Vision: A Commission Roundtable Connection" and includes links to organizations that offer resources for rural communities
The State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) is the appointed official in each of the 59 U.S. states, territories, freely associated states, District of Columbia, who is responsible for helping to save the places that matter. Whether it is guiding citizens through the process of listing important historic resources or neighborhoods on the National Register of Historic Places, or considering the impact of large renewable energy projects on historic landscapes or archeological sites, your SHPO is your partner in preservation.
This page goes over the dangers of asbestos and where in older homes it could be found. It also lists Safety do’s and don’ts if you believe you have found asbestos.
A summary of commonly used historic preservation terms developed by Commission Assistance & Mentoring Program (CAMP) Trainer Adrienne Burke for a CAMP in Austin, Texas in 2022.
Membership
As a member of the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions, you become part of a national network of historic preservation commissions, boards of architectural review, staff, local and state preservation nonprofits, and residents of historic districts who value their historic resources.
NAPC is honored to serve as a national voice for local preservation. This would not be possible without support from members and partners around the country. Learn more about how you can further our mission to build strong local preservation programs and leaders through education, training and advocacy.
