Becoming a Partner - Partnership Requirements & Application Process

When an organization becomes a CGA Regional Partner, they join a network of over 50 partner organizations representing 43 states and provinces throughout the United States and Canada.  The partner receives national support, best practices materials for distribution to members, and access to contacts throughout the country with the same objectives and facing the same challenges. 

How is a typical partner group structured? 

Because some damage prevention organizations exist in certain areas and other areas are starting new organizations, each damage prevention group's structure often varies by state, region and even by city.  As a result, each CGA regional partner varies slightly from the next.  To review each existing partner's mission statement and contact information, visit the Current Partners page.  Feel free to contact an existing CGA partner to inquire about their organization/mission/structure/schedule. 

How are Regional Partner Organizations managed?

Regional damage prevention groups have control over, and are solely responsible for their activities and projects.  One of the regional damage prevention group's primary objectives should be to promote communication about damage prevention Best Practices among all stakeholders.  The CGA recognizes that the regional damage prevention groups' activities may extend beyond the established policies of the CGA.

Requirements - The CGA only has two requirements for becoming a regional partner.

• One of the Regional Partner’s primary objectives should be to promote communication about damage prevention Best Practices.
• Regional Partner’s must agree not to exclude any stakeholder group from their discussions.

Application – To become a Regional Partner, you must submit a petition to the Common Ground Alliance.  (See Below)

Questions - Please direct questions to CGA staff (Erika Andreasen -703-836-1709) . 

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