LEGISLATIVE ISSUES


An AGC group prepares for their visit to the state capitol.


 Martin Wilson, executive vice president, public affairs of CalChamber. Wilson discussed California’s current political climate and the outlook for the 2020 elections, among other things.


 George Kieffer, chair of the Board of Regents of the University of California. Kieffer gave an overview of UC’s 10-year, $36 billion capitol building program spread over 10 campuses. Te funding is slated for UC medical center projects, high-demand housing and parking projects and on campus research and classroom projects.


Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) program, among other transpor- tation funding programs overseen by CTC.


 Isaac Nicholson, counsel for the office of director of the Department of Industrial Relations. Nicholson discussed various activities of DIR and fielded several questions from AGC members pertaining to hot button issues including skilled and trained workforce requirements, prevailing wage for on and off-hauling to jobsites, and pending new DIR regulations on contract registration, to name a few.


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Ryan Aukerman, Griffith Company; Marty Hunsburger, Holliday Rock; Mark Kempton, Kempton Strategies; Amber Aviles, AGC; James Roland, Trench Plate Rental Company; and Tanner Dyrness, legislative aide to Assemblymember Vince Fong.


nia’s legislative program, its 2019 legislative priorities, or to learn how AGC is working to shape policy and strengthen the state of California, go to: www.agc-ca.org/Legislative- Advocacy or call (916) 371-2422. 


Front row, from left, three aides for Assemblymember Ash Kalra and AGC advocate Jamie Khan with (back row, from left) Lisa Bracero, Bender Insurance Solutions; Gus Bruner, Caliagua, Inc.; and Kash Khan, Griffith Company.


Mary Grandy, EPIC Insurance Brokers, with AGC-CA 2019 President Jerome Di Padova, Skanska USA Civil West, and Past President John Nunan, Unger Construction.


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