All members of The American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) are encouraged to participate in continuing education as a basic professional responsibility. The AICP Continuing Professional Development Program (CPDP) provides the mechanism to meet this professional obligation on a voluntary basis. More and more professional organizations have mandatory continuing education, either as a requirement of membership renewal or licensing retention. Because of the diversity of planning and the general absence of state licensing, AICP's CPDP is voluntary. This does not mean that there is any less of an obligation to participate in continuing education. CPDP's primary purpose is to encourage all certified planners to pursue systematic programs of continuing education. CPDP is more than a record keeping and documentation system. It also promotes the quality and availability of continuing education opportunities for planners throughout the United States.
For information regarding maintenance of your AICP certification, see the APA website.
For information on AICP’s on-line record keeping system and the procedure for submission of logs, please visit www.planning.org/cpdp.
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Documentation for the continuing education programs approved by FAPA’s Professional Development Officer are provided below in  MS Word format:
23nd Annual Growth Management and Environmental Permitting Short Course
February 21 -23, 2007
FAPA 2006 Annual State Conference
September 27-30, 2006
Florida Main Street - 2006 Annual Conference
November 1-3, 2006
First Coast Section Fall Luncheon
October 31, 2006
The Research Coast’s First Annual Biotech Conference
October 27, 2006
Campus and Community Sustainability: Sharing Best Practices and Visions for Florida’s Future
October 25/26, 2006
Land Development Regulations That Support Access Management
October 25, 2006
Evaluation and Appraisal Report Workshop
October 10, 2006
Teeing-Up Urban to Rural: Finding the Missing Links
September 22, 2006
The EAR-Based Amendment Forum, Clearwater
September 12 -14, 2006
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