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Check out the latest NCWM article on Heat Injury Awareness and Prevention. As temperatures begin to rise across the country, it's important to remember that the greatest risk of heat-related illness often comes during the first days of warm weather—before our bodies have had time to acclimate.

Whether you're conducting inspections, working in the field, or simply spending more time outdoors, these reminders can help keep you safe this season.

☀️ Read the full article and share it with your colleagues.
💧 Stay hydrated.
🌳 Take breaks in the shade.
🛑 Know the signs of heat-related illness.

2026 NCWM Newsletter Issue #2 Inside This Issue: - Chair's Column - 111th NCWM Annual Meeting - The Meetup - Elisa Stritt - Things to do in Philadelphia, PA - 111th Annual Meeting, Special Event - 2026 Event Calendar - NTEP Quick Guide - NTEP Column - 2027 Interim Meeting - Safety Column - May Tip of the Month - Welcome NCWM New...

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10 Years: Licensed, Inspected, and 100% Compliant! ✅

Happy 10th Anniversary to our Program Administrator! We ran a full audit on his decade of service and the results are officially in:
- Accuracy: 100% 🎯
- Integrity: Beyond Measure 💎
- V***r Recovery/Cleaner Burning Fuel: Highly efficient, zero emissions of doubt! ⛽💨

Thank you Mike Brooks, for 10 years of defending the measurement standards upon which Arizona commerce is built!

Right around the corner!

Attention Colorado EV Charging Owners, Operators, & Installers: New retail EV charging rules go into effect July 1, 2026. Make sure your equipment and business plans are ready for the transition. Check out our newly updated webpage and FAQs for everything you need to know: https://ops.colorado.gov/retail-electric-vehicle-charging
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📍 Join Us in Philadelphia for the 111th NCWM Annual Meeting!

Planning is well underway, and we look forward to bringing the NCWM community together this July for a week of collaboration, discussion, and decision-making.

⚠️ Hotel rooms are filling quickly! July is a busy time in Philadelphia, so be sure to reserve your accommodations soon to secure your spot within the NCWM room block.

Check out The Meetup by Elisa Stritt for more information on the upcoming NCWM Annual Meeting!

2026 NCWM Newsletter Issue #2 Inside This Issue: - Chair's Column - 111th NCWM Annual Meeting - The Meetup - Elisa Stritt - Things to do in Philadelphia, PA - 111th Annual Meeting, Special Event - 2026 Event Calendar - NTEP Quick Guide - NTEP Column - 2027 Interim Meeting - Safety Column - May Tip of the Month - Welcome NCWM New...

You're invited! Register today for our 3rd (and potentially final!) EVSE Training happening this September in Annapolis.

Wednesday night of our Annual Meeting will be unforgettable ⚾🔥

We’re taking over Citizens Bank Park—home of the Philadelphia Phillies—for a private, after-hours experience like no other. Think transportation, open bar, buffet dinner, behind-the-scenes stadium access, and batting cages inside one of baseball’s most iconic parks.

The Phillies will be home against the Yankees July 24–26 before heading on the road, so opportunities to catch them at home during our stay are limited.

So we didn’t just plan an event…
We took over the stadium. Just for you!

Guests are welcome and encouraged, but must be registered during your Annual Meeting registration by July 3. Don’t miss it!

250 years later, Philly's still center stage | Philadelphia's 2026 All-Star Game Declaration! Get ready for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game! the conversation!Twitter: http://twitter.com/philliesFacebook: http://facebook.com/...

📑✏️ Pub 16 serves as the official agenda for our Annual Meeting this July and includes complete reports from the 3 standing committees, NTEP Committee, Nominating Committee, and Board of Directors.

Take time to review it and get familiar with the key topics coming forward for discussion and vote—come prepared and ready to engage in the work ahead.

Publication 16 | National Council on Weights & Measures Contains Standing Committee reports and supporting documents for the NCWM Annual Meeting.

In remembrance, we thank you.

The American flag has its own national standards to ensure the flag is treated with respect as a living symbol of the country. As we enter Memorial Day weekend, here is a quick guide for the proper display of the flag on Monday.

• From sunrise to noon, the flag is flown at half-staff, honoring those who gave their lives in service

• At noon, it is raised to full-staff through sunset, symbolizing national resilience and gratitude for living veterans

• If a flag cannot be lowered, a black streamer may be added to signify mourning

• The U.S. flag should always be displayed with the union (blue field) at the top

• When flown with other flags, the American flag is placed in the position of highest honor

• Many cemeteries mark graves with small flags—a quiet, collective measure of gratitude across the nation

May your long weekend be safe and enjoyable as we remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.