Build America and AGC in the Community Applications Due Soon!
Alliant Build America Awards and AGC in the Community Applications Due SOON Applications for both competitions are due Oct. 26. If you’ve been putting it off, don’t forget that the
Author: Karla Holland
OP-ED: 2016 elections are over – where do we go from here?
Nearly 50 years ago, another Republican President-elect, Richard Nixon, spoke of the “silent majority.” He described these Americans as a large and normally undemonstrative cross-section of the country that just
ODOT Questions Needed for APAO Conference
Annual Asphalt Pavement Conference February 21, 2017 Valley River Inn, Eugene, Ore. The paving conference will feature topics including technological advancements in roadway safety technology (developed from anti-missile technology), using
Construction Employment Numbers are Up!
Construction Firms Add 11,000 Employees in October as Sector’s Employment is at the Highest Level Since December 2008, Despite Drop in Public Spending Private-Sector Demand Pushes Number of Unemployed Construction
The Importance of Balance in Government
The Ancient Greeks spoke and wrote of the importance of balance. This concept embodied the ideals of excellence of character and soundness of mind, which when combined in one well-balanced
Fall Back Safely
SAIF Reminds Workers to Fall Back Safely The end of daylight saving time brings extra safety risks to Oregon workers. As Oregonians prepare to set their clocks back an hour
OR Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Big River Const.
Oregon Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Big River Construction, Affirming Lower Court’s Judgment Against the City of Tillamook Court affirms that the City of Tillamook Breached its Contract
AGC’s Women of Vision
AGC Members Recognized at DJC’s Women of Vision Awards Luncheon DJC’s Women of Vision is an educational and awards luncheon program that supports the women who are shaping the built
The Industry’s VOTE Matters!
A Message from AGC’s Executive Director Oregon voters begin receiving their ballots this week… The 2016 election cycle has been unlike any other. From House and Senate races to statewide
OP-ED: Looking at the need for real tax reform in Oregon
Soon after these comments are published, Oregon voters will decide the fate of the second major proposal to reshape state taxation in less than a decade. But this month’s column