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CAMM Mailing Address
P.O. Box 5034
Lynnwood, WA 98046-5034

About the Houston Chapter

The Houston Chapter serves the Houston and Texas Coast Ports. It recieved its charter into CAMM on April 6, 1967, making it the oldest chapter of CAMM. Captain Jack Lane serves the chapter as President.

Meetings

Meetings are regularly held monthly on the 3rd Fridays of the month at Brady’s Landing. Please see the Houston Meetings page of this site for more info.

Become a Houston Chapter Member

Any member of the National CAMM in good standing, residing, working, or otherwise situated within the Houston area are eligible to join the Houston Chapter of CAMM. Members of the national Council not residing or working in the area described and not affiliated with another established chapter of the CAMM may be a member of and associate with the Houston Chapter.

Annual dues for the Houston Chapter are $20. To apply for Houston Chapter Membership, please request an application from one of the chapter officers.

CAMM Houston Chapter
8150 South Loop East, Suite 207
Houston, Texas 77017
Tel: 713-649-8812
Fax: 713-649-6101

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Dedicated to supporting and improving the AMERICAN Merchant Marine, and supporting and improving the position of the man on the bridge by fostering the exchange of maritime information and experience, promoting advances in nautical education and training standards, and the publication of professional literature. The Council monitors, comments, supports or opposes local, state and federal legislation that would affect or be detrimental to the Master.