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Maryland Proposes Bigger Fines for Speeding Through Road Projects
What happened: Hoping to enhance highway worker safety, Maryland Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller Jan.…
Recovering from Disaster: ARTBA Congressional Briefing Showcases How Contractors Quickly Meet Unexpected Challenges
What happened: More than 50 attendees packed the Senate Environment and Public Works…
Government Shutdown Averted; FAA Bill Extended; House GOP Leadership Upended
What happened: Congress Sept. 30 reached a deal to continue government funding through…
Government Shutdown Appears Imminent; Federal Highway, Most Transit Programs to Continue Normal Operations
What’s happening: A lapse in spending authority may lead to a shutdown of…
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ARTBA CEO Dave Bauer’s Statement on New Air Quality Standards from EPA
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced it is lowering…
2024-25 Transportation Construction Worker Memorial Scholarship Opportunities Available
Application Deadline: April 19 (WASHINGTON)— The American Road &Transportation Builders Association’s (ARTBA) Foundation…
ARTBA CEO Dave Bauer’s Statement on FHWA Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rule
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) issued a rule Nov. 22 requiring…
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November-December
In this Issue:
- Meet the 2024 ARTBA Chair: Oklahoma Contractor Tim Duit
- ARTBA State Chapter Spotlight: Four New CEOs Take the Helm
- Three Industry Leader Development Program Graduates Making an Impact
- New 2023 ARTBA Members
- 2024 Leadership Directory & Buyers’ Guide to Products & Services
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