Rocky Mountain Masonic Conference

About The Conference

The Rocky Mountain Masonic Conference (RMMC) was formed on February 22, 1952. Initially, it was comprised of the following Jurisdictions: Colorado, Montana, Utah and Wyoming. The first meeting of the RMMC was held in Casper, Wyoming on July 11-12, 1952.

Over the years the RMMC expanded its membership to add Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Nebraska.

The sitting Grand Master and Grand Secretary of the host jurisdiction serve as the President and Secretary of the Conference, the Vice President is the officer who will be Grand Master of the host jurisdiction the following year. The official delegates and voting members of the Conference are composed of the elective officers of the respective Grand Lodges. However, any Master Mason from the member jurisdiction or one that is in amity with the member jurisdictions is welcome to attend.