Fuel True - Independent Energy & Convenience

In May 2012 the Fuel True Board of Directors voted to change the association structure to a committee-based approach, designed to generate input from the general membership to help in the decision making process. The new structure is designed to strengthen Fuel True by:

Increasing opportunities for members to participate in the decision making process through active participation on a committee.
Improve the decision making process by broadening the knowledge base to ensure association leadership has proper information to base decisions.
Improve transparency of the association by increasing the number of members actively participating in the decision making process.
Improve transparency of the association by the differing sectors of the industry by ensuring all sectors are given appropriate attention by association leadership.

The board created five committees that are broad enough to cover all aspects of the industry.

Motor Fuels

Fuel blends, renewable fuels, RVP, excise tax, fuel availablity, labelling, Weights and Measures, UST/AST, SPCC, etc.

Transportation

Bulk fuel trucks, Highway Transportation Adminstration regulations, Highway Patrol inspections, license fees, KCC, Hazmat training/requirements, meters, bill of lading requirements, product transfer documents, DOT rules and regulations, etc.

C-Store / Retail

Employee issues, food safety preparation, tobacco/alcohol issues, ADA compliance, PCI compliance, licensing, Department of Revenue regulations, lottery, pump labels, inside store issues, operator training, etc.

Lubes

Quality testing, sales tax on drums, drum cleaning, etc.

Membership / Convention

Plan convention, association events and trips, member retention, member recruitment, etc.

Governmental Affairs

Provides advice and counsel to the Association's Board of Directors as it relates to public policy and legislative priorities. It will closely look at strategies and initiatives that the Association may undertake to effectively advance its legislative and public policy agenda, particularly on substantive issues involving the the Association.

All Fuel True members are welcome to be apart of any of these committees. If you are interested in becoming a member of one or more of these committees, please contact the Fuel True office at 785-233-9655.