DAHP - Washington Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation
04/07/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 04/07/2026 12:09
NAPC Webinar: Making the Case: Economic Impact Studies for Historic Preservation
NAPC Webinar: Making the Case: Economic Impact Studies for Historic Preservation
WA State DAHP sent this bulletin at 04/07/2026 10:56 AM PDTMaking the Case:
Economic Impact Studies for Historic Preservation
Enjoy Live or On-Demand
May 14, 2026 | 10 AM Eastern Time | 1.5 AIA/AICP
CE Credits and Certificates of Completion Are Available
This webinar is FREE for NAPC Members
Non-Members are welcome to join for a $15 admission fee.
Join NAPC, May 14th for their next webinar, Making the Case: Economic Impact Studies for Historic Preservation.
Historic preservation brings real economic benefits to communities, but those impacts aren't always easy to communicate. Katlyn Cotton and Alyssa Frystak, of PlaceEconomics, will explore how Economic Impact Studies (EIS) can help quantify that value, highlighting things like jobs, tax revenue, tourism, and neighborhood investment and how communities are putting this information to use. Designed for preservation staff, commissioners, planners, and allied professionals, this webinar will share practical insights and examples to help make the case for preservation at the local level.
Principal, PlaceEconomics
Katlyn Cotton is a Principal at PlaceEconomics. Katlyn contributes to data analysis, policy research, and writing in support of the firm's city- and statewide economic impact studies, Main Street Studies, and incentives development.
Principal, PlaceEconomics
Alyssa Frystak is a Principal at PlaceEconomics. She is responsible for data acquisition and preparation, methodology development, and analysis, and is well versed in GIS, census data, municipal data, as well as various other data resources. She is a member of the Landmarks Illinois Board of Directors, as well the former Chair of Skyline Council, Landmarks Illinois' committee for young and emerging professionals.
Register Here:
Michelle Thompson, M.S. Historic Preservation (she/her)
CLG Coordinator and Main Street Design Specialist
(360) 890-2617
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