Grand Junction Petroleum and Mining Club
The Petroleum and Mining Club (PMC) was established in Grand Junction, Colorado in April 1982. At that time, numerous petroleum and mining companies were engaged in a period of unprecedented exploration and development activity in western Colorado and eastern Utah. The influx of well-educated and highly-trained personnel to staff and service the companies engaged in this natural resource exploitation created a demand for a social organization that would enable these individuals
with similar interests to enjoy an occasional social gathering, at which people could become better acquainted.
More than 400 men and women joined the club as Charter Members at the first PMC meeting. Although approximately two thirds of the Charter Members were directly employed by petroleum or mining companies, it was decided to open the membership to individuals of virtually all occupations.
The Board of Directors has put a temporary ban on the initial membership fee. New members can join now for the cost of yearly dues: $130 for a single and $260 for a couple.
Our dues run April 1 through March 31 of each year.
