The Inland Northwest AGC encourages all of its members to get involved and participate in one of the many committees that help govern our organization. These include:

Education Committee

The Education Committee serves as the planning and development group for all AGC Education Programs. This group meets quarterly, (2023 dates, 01/12, 04/13, 07/20 & 10/12), on the second Thursday at 9:00 a.m.  If you would like to get involved with this committee, please contact Mary Tantriella.

Safety Committee

The Safety Committee meets monthly to discuss the latest issues, trends and tactics to improve your company's safety program.  This committee meets on the first Thursday of the month. To get involved with this committee, contact Curt Nead.

Government Affairs Committee

The Government Affairs committee serves as the legislative steering committee for the organization. This group meets on an as needed basis. To get involved with this committee, contact Cheryl Stewart.

City-County Committee

In an effort to maintain a good working relationship with our local municipalities, the AGC City-County Committee was formed. This group meets on an as needed basis with the leadership and relevant departments of both the City of Spokane and Spokane County. To get involved with this committee, contact Cheryl Stewart.

Scholarship Committee

The Scholarship Committee meets once a year to manage and disperse funds from the AGC Memorial Scholarship Foundation. Participation on this committee is by appointment only.

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AGC Councils

Building Council

The AGC Building Council was formed to serve as a forum for association members to discuss issues of importance to the commercial building industry. The Council will help formulate policy recommendations, serve as an educational resource to owners, legislators and the public and help advance the associations work on building related matters.

Primary Objectives

• Build strong relationships with both public and private owners.
• Identify key issues to track moving forward, including legislation, technology, workforce trends and more.
• Help formulate policy recommendations for the Board of Directors.
• Establish sub-committees and workgroups as needed for specific topics, including procurement methods, government affairs, technology, communications, education, etc.

Who Can Participate?

This council is open to all AGC member firms and their employees that perform building construction.  We strongly encourage all Building General Contractor members to have at least one employee participate on this council. One of the primary benefits of this group will be the communication and outreach that is done on key issues and we would like to have all voices represented.

 

Highway/Transportation Council

This Council promotes the highway and transportation sectors of the construction industry and specifically works with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). This council serves as a forum to discuss issues of mutual concern and hear about progress made on issues raised by the industry.

Primary Objectives

• Build strong relationships with both public and private owners.
• Identify key issues to track moving forward, including legislation, technology, workforce trends and more.
• Help formulate policy recommendations for the Board of Directors.
• Establish sub-committees and workgroups as needed for specific topics, including procurement methods, government affairs, technology, communications, education, etc.
• Encourage participation in and provide updates on established AGC/WSDOT Committees.

Who Can Participate?

This council is open to all AGC member firms and their employees that perform highway or transportation construction.  We strongly encourage all General Contractor members to have at least one employee participate on this council. One of the primary benefits of this group will be the communication and outreach that is done on key issues and we would like to have all voices represented.

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AGC of America Divisions & Councils

AGC contractor members are served by four Occupational Divisions – the Building, the Federal and Heavy Construction, the Highway and Transportation, and the Municipal & Utilities Divisions. The Occupational Divisions provide members from specific industry segments the opportunity to stay informed of emerging issues and trends that are relevant to the type of construction work they perform every day. AGC also encourages involvement and dialogue with and between all segments of the construction industry. Members may elect to participate in the Specialty Contractors Council, the Service & Supply Members Council, and the Private/Public Industry Advisory Council. For more information about serving on an AGC of America committee, contact Cheryl Stewart.