Interested in serving on an AGC Committee?
Committee membership is open to all association members. If you are interested in serving on a committee, we encourage you to submit a Committee Interest Form. Selections are made by association leadership with the goal of ensuring that every committee reflects the full diversity of our membership — including representation from general contractors, subcontractors, and associate members; union and non-union contractors; highway and building sectors; and members from across the geographic region we serve. Our aim is to build committees that bring multiple perspectives to the table, so that the work they produce serves the entire membership well.
The Government Affairs Committee is the association's voice in the political and regulatory arena. This committee monitors legislation and regulatory activity that affects the construction industry, develops the association's advocacy positions, and mobilizes members to engage directly with the officials who make decisions about our industry. From legislative agendas to advocacy events to ongoing relationships with elected officials, this committee ensures that the people who build the Inland Northwest have a seat at the table when it matters most.
The Training and Workforce Committee works on two fronts simultaneously: supporting the professional development of our current member workforce and building the pipeline of future construction professionals in our region. The committee develops practical training resources, coordinates programming with industry partners, and advances a career awareness campaign that is changing how young people in the Inland Northwest see construction as a career. If your company relies on a skilled, trained workforce — this committee's work is for you.
The Safety Committee exists for one reason: to help every worker in our industry go home safe at the end of every shift. This committee develops practical safety resources for member companies, hosts a monthly safety forum featuring expert speakers and timely topics, and keeps a close eye on regulatory changes at the state and federal level so our members are never caught off guard. Safety isn't just a compliance requirement — it's a core value, and this committee works to make that case every day.
Construction is changing fast. From BIM and drones to AI-assisted project management and advanced prefabrication, the technology landscape is reshaping how we build — and the companies that stay current will have a significant competitive edge. The Technology and Innovation Committee helps members navigate this terrain by sharing practical knowledge, highlighting how peers are using technology successfully, and ensuring that the association itself remains a forward-thinking resource for the industry.
The Membership Committee is the engine behind a growing, connected association. This committee leads efforts to recruit new members across all categories, ensure that every new member is welcomed and onboarded effectively, and keep existing members engaged and renewed year after year. Through recognition programs, recruitment campaigns, and regular reporting on membership health, this committee works to make sure that belonging to this association is valuable, visible, and worth talking about.
The Tri Cities Steering Committee exists because the construction market in the Tri Cities has its own conditions, its own opportunities, and its own challenges — and those deserve dedicated attention. Operating under the authority of the association's board, this committee coordinates regional training, plans local member events, monitors local regulatory and legislative developments, and ensures that Tri Cities members have a direct line of influence into the association's priorities. If you're based in the Tri Cities and want to shape what the association does in your backyard, this is your committee.
The Scholarship Committee administers one of the association's most meaningful programs — investing directly in the students who will become the next generation of our industry's workforce. From setting eligibility criteria and reviewing applications to coordinating the awards ceremony and growing funding sources, this committee ensures that the association's commitment to education and workforce development is backed by real dollars and real impact.
The Finance Committee is the financial conscience of the association. It oversees budgeting, monitors financial performance, guides dues and reserve policies, and ensures the association's resources are managed with integrity and in alignment with our members' best interests. Through regular audits and board reporting, this committee provides the transparency our members deserve and the discipline our organization needs to thrive long-term.