2011 Management Workshop

The GCAA Management Workshop was held on February 23 & 24 at the Cobb Galleria, Atlanta. GA. With over 500 in attendance and 68 exhibits the meeting had good representation from all segments of the industry. A copy of the program can be viewed and downloaded here - WORKSHOP PROGRAM

Presentations are available by clicking on the links below:

Wednesday Morning Concurrent Sessions -

Quality Aggregates Program –

Safety Program -

General Session -

Thursday Morning Concurrent Sessions -

PICTURES and SLIDES are available below:

Contact the GCAA office at 678/473-0012 if you have any questions.

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

Click Here to view available meeting presentations.

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

Click Here.

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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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