2009 Winners

Winners of 2009 GCAA Foundation Scholarships are as follows:

Derek Brewer, son of Denise Brewer of Martin Marietta Materials
Attending Augusta State

Davis Clifford, son of Harry Colley of Kemira Chemicals
Attending University of Georgia

Aaron Mallory, son of David Mallory of Kemira Chemicals
Attending Southern Polytechnic State University

Precious Jackson, daughter of Marchelle Jackson of Vulcan Materials
Attending Alabama State

Savanna McMichael, wife of Trey McMichael of Fesco Systems,
Attending University of Georgia

Callie Poole, daughter of Steve Poole of Martin Marietta Materials
Attending Mercer University

Rachel Toney, daughter of James Toney of Vulcan Materials Company,
Attending University of Georgia

Kayla Washington, daughter of Karen Washington of Kemira Chemicals
Attending University of Georgia

Katie Worthington, daughter of David Worthington of Vulcan Materials Company
Attending Concordia University (Nebraska)

Current and Past Events

2012 MIDYEAR MEETING

June 21 - 24

Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, Ponte Vedra, FL

Registration, hotel and sponsorship information. Click Here.

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2012 GCAA DIRECTORY

We are in the process of putting together the 2012 GCAA Information Directory. The directory will be printed and published by A4Inc. with a release date of early June.

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2012 MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

February 22 & 23

Cobb Galleria, Atlanta, GA

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TRANSPORTATION

TIA REFERENDA

INFORMATION SOURCES

Click on the links:

GDOT : www.it3.ga.gov

Metro : transformmetroatlanta

Statewide: http://www.connectgeorgia2012.com/

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TIA ADVOCACY - MEMBERS ONLY

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HIGHWAY REAUTHORIZATION UPDATE

April 23, 2012

The U.S. Senate has taken the next steps towards proceeding to a House-Senate conference on the surface transportation reauthorization bill (S. 1813). Moments ago, under a previous unanimous consent agreement, the Senate took up H.R. 4348 (the House-passed "shell" bill), replaced that bill's text with the text of S. 1813, passed the bill as amended, insisted on its amendment, requested a conference with the House, and named the following conferees (in the ratio of 8 Democrats to 6 Republicans):

Democrats: Boxer, Baucus, Rockefeller, Durbin, Johnson (SD), Schumer, Nelson (FL), Menendez

Republicans: Inhofe, Vitter, Hatch, Shelby, Hutchison, Hoeven

The next step is up to the House of Representatives, which must formally disagree to the Senate amendment, agree to go to a conference, and appoint its own conferees.

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2009 Winners

Current and Past Events

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