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ARPA Welcomes New Members in 2009 |
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The ARPA membership has grown with the addition of nine new member companies in 2009. We welcome the following Producer members on board: Drake Cement, Premier Modified Asphalt, R.K. Sanders, and Rio Grande Material. As well as, Quarles & Brady LLP, Attainment Inc., Ryan Safety Services, Justice and Associates, and Trinity Consultants who have joined as Associate members. We are proud to have each one of you as a member of the Association and thank all ARPA members for their dedication to the Rock Products industry. Please remember to recommend ARPA to other companies in the industry; through your efforts we have remained steadfast for 52 years. For membership information contact Laura Post at 602-271-0346 or
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Events
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On December 17th, 2009 the ARPA parking lot was transformed into the 5th Annual ARPA Holiday Steak Fry. With over 300 guests in attendance, including ARPA Members, Governor’s Office, AZ State Legislators, Legislative Staff, State and County Agency representatives and Industry members, the event was certainly one for the books. The sun was shining and attendees enjoyed visiting with elected officials and industry peers as well as shooting hoops for their chance to win fabulous prizes. ARPA Members, Salt River Materials Group, SunCon and AZ Materials, fired up their grills to cook steaks while a local restaurant, owned by an ARPA staff member’s family, fried fresh fish for all to enjoy. The ARPA staff was also blessed with several volunteers who donated prizes, cooked food, orchestrated the basketball shoot-out and ran the entrance booth. With your help, this event was truly a success. Thank you for you support and dedication to ARPA. We wish all ARPA Members and their families a Prosperous and Healthy New Year! |
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ARPA Member, Tom Lowry of CalPortland has been appointed a member of the Ad Hoc Committee on Mining Regulations. Tom will be serving on the committee with Arizona State Senators and Representatives, the State Land Commissioner, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, the Arizona State Mine Inspector, the Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Resources and the Arizona Department of Health Services to review administrative regulations of the mining industry with particular attention to administrative rules that affect the
development and operation of mine and mineral resources. The committee will make recommendations for streamlining and coordinating administrative procedures, sharing information among agencies, relieving unnecessary governmental burdens, generating investment in the mining industry, as well as creating a centralized database of information on lands that would enable shared access, storage, retrieval and archiving of information. Work for this committee begins today in the House of Representatives.
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