Fall Summit Registration Rates Increase After Monday, August 3

If you are planning to attend the 2026 WRITA Fall Summit, now is the time to register.

Registration rates will increase after Monday, August 3, so members are encouraged to secure the current pricing before the increase takes effect.

The WRITA Fall Summit will bring public-sector technology professionals from across the Western region together in Salt Lake City for three days of learning, collaboration, and connection.

What to Expect

This year’s Summit will feature keynote presentations from Dr. Alan Shark and Barry Condrey, along with educational sessions focused on the issues shaping public-sector technology today.

Attendees will have opportunities to:

  • Learn from public-sector technology leaders and industry experts
  • Explore practical ideas and solutions
  • Connect with peers from across the Western region
  • Discuss shared challenges and emerging opportunities
  • Bring new strategies and resources back to their organizations

Help Shape the Future of WRITA

One session members will not want to miss is Berké Brown’s “WRITA Vision and Values Session.”

This interactive workshop will give members an opportunity to help define the future of WRITA. Together, participants will identify the vision we are building toward, the values that unite our community, and the shared language that can guide WRITA moving forward.

The people who keep our systems running are also the people who shape our culture. This session will create space for the full membership to help define who we are and what we want WRITA to become.

Event Details

2026 WRITA Fall Summit
September 1–3, 2026
Salt Lake City, Utah

Whether you are attending to strengthen your leadership skills, discover new ideas, build professional relationships, or find solutions for your organization, the Fall Summit offers value that extends well beyond the event.

Register Before Prices Increase

Register Before Prices Increase

Register by Monday, August 3, to secure the current member rate before prices increase.

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