AZAGC would like to encourage Democrats and Republicans to work on a solution to solve the infrastructure funding problems facing Arizona and our country.
The Arizona Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. has sent letters to Tuscon Mayor Rothschild and the entire council expressing opposition to their recent passage of Resolution 22736. The resolution will result in less competition by excluding law abiding contractors from bidding work in Tucson
Since taking office President Trump has issued a number of executive actions that potentially affect the construction industry. AGC of America has responded quickly to these actions.
AZAGC supports Representative Leach’s HB2143 public contracts; procurement. The legislation privatizes more public works construction, reconstruction and maintenance operations.
Proponents of the minimum wage initiative don’t want you to know they’ve slipped in some additional gifts to unions, state employers, federal employers along with onerous provisions on small business.
On September 14, 2016, the Surface Transportation Funding Task Force met to begin discussions on solving the transportation funding shortfall in Arizona.
As has been done for the last few years, AZAGC is joined by many mayors, county supervisors and business leaders in a co-signed letter asking the governor and legislature to stop transferring money from the Highway User Revenue Fund (HURF).
AZAGC opposes Tempe’s proposed ordinance on mandatory paid sick-leave. Companies based inside and outside Tempe will be required to provide sick-leave for all employees working in Tempe.
On December 1, 2015 house and senate conferees reached an agreement on the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act.
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