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ARM Legislative Breakfast and Board of Directors Meeting
Storm Resistant Homes & Buildings Seminar Planned
Dave Fennessy – ARM’s New Promotions Director
Support the Industry – Join ARM
The Legislative Breakfast meeting provides a wonderful opportunity for members to be involved in meaningful dialogue of legislative issues that impact the aggregate and ready mix industries with key legislators. The Legislative Breakfast provides an occasion to meet with legislators face-to-face to discuss important legislative issues. The breakfast is also a great forum for members to discuss the current state of the industry in regards to legislative issues and a time to formulate plans of action. We invite you to be a part of this exciting event! The ARM Board of Directors will meet immediately following the conclusion of the Legislative Breakfast.
All ARM Members are invited to attend the Board of Directors Meeting immediately following the breakfast.
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Storm Resistant Homes & Buildings Seminar Planned
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Dave Fennessy – ARM’s New Promotions Director
Support the Industry – Join ARM
ARM launched its 2008 Membership Drive at the Annual Convention in December. ARM depends on its members not only for financial commitment but for personal involvement in the work of the association. ARM was founded in 1954 and has seen the success it has over the past fifty-plus years because of the consistent dedication of its members.
“Every man owes part of his time and money to the business or industry in which he is engaged. No man has a moral right to withhold support from an organization that is striving to improve conditions within its sphere.” - Theodore Roosevelt
To learn more about ARM membership, contact the ARM office at 952.707.1250
Click Here for the 2008 Producer Member Dues Worksheet
Click Here for the 2008 Associate Member Dues Worksheet
Click Here for Information About the 2008 Membership Drive Challenge
Business Day at the Capitol
Be a part of the largest business lobbying day in Minnesota by participating in the 15th Annual Minnesota Business Day at the Capitol on Wednesday, March 5th. Join 40 local chambers of commerce and 15 trade associations as we lobby with one voice at the State Capitol on the issues that will help improve your company’s bottom line.
Minnesota Business Day at the Capitol provides all sizes and types of companies the opportunity to network with peers and see the Legislature in action – while at the same time influence public policies important to business. Seize this chance to personally share your concerns on major priorities such as health care quality and affordability, state taxes and transportation funding. Progress on these critical issues, and many more, will help ensure that Minnesota continues to thrive in a global economy.
For additional information CLICK HERE or contact ARM at 952.707.1250
After 34 years of service to Mn/DOT, Bill Servatius will be retiring from the Office of Construction and Innovative Contracting. Please join us in celebrating his send off on February 6th.
Click Here (Bill’s Retirement.pdf) to view an announcement and registration form for a luncheon in his honor at Jimmy's Conference Center in Vadnais Heights. Your reply is requested no later than January 28, please. Map to Jimmy’s
Minnesota State Mining Conference
The Minnesota State Mining Conference, which will be held February 7-8 in St. Cloud, will address all of the current issues associated with aggregate mining, such as permitting, environmental review, and reclamation. In addition, this year’s conference will focus on current legal and legislative issues.
The conference will benefit landowners, private industry, township officials, federal agencies, legislators, local government staff, natural resource agencies, county commissioners, state agencies, law firms/legal entities, planning and zoning officials, conservation groups, and college students. The conference will be especially useful for local governments across the state that have to deal with all of these issues, as well as companies that work within the regulations and other parties.
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