contractors and members that make up AGC of California. Part of our collective success this year can be directly attribut- ed to our Legislative Day in May. Tis event gave AGC of California members the forum to directly engage with over 35 legislators about legislation and key industry issues. Further, AGC of California hosted a leg-


islative reception and dinner that provided additional engagement opportunities with legislators. We strongly encourage you to participate next year as this annual event continues to build AGC of California’s legislative relationships to have strong successes in our state capitol. Another key component to building


relationships with legislators is accom- plished through job walks. Tis year, we have already hosted legislators at the San Francisco International Airport and UC Irvine Medical Center and further job


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There are still opportunities for AGC of California to support or fight against legislation that is of primary interest for contractors. These include bills about increasing employer obligations, providing additional project delivery tools, expanding workforce development, and protecting transportation funding.


walks are scheduled at the Los Angeles International Airport, State Route 14, and Gavilan College. Tese job walks provide legislators with further insight and ap- preciation about the value of work our contractors are accomplishing daily ben- efiting California communities while also further building legislative relationships. If you are interested in hosting a job


walk, please reach out to your AGC of California membership contacts and we will put you in the game!


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