- Most Recent Newsletter
- MAA Environmental Compliance Workshop at 2012 NAWIC ConExpo
- Annual Meeting - April 25, 2012
- MSHA Spring Thaw 2012 – Safety Seminar
- Most Recent Newsletter
- 18th Annual Meeting to be held on April 27th, 2011 at Italian Heritage Center, Portland
- Maine Aggregate Will Present a Stormwater Seminar with U.S. EPA and ME DEP - DEC. 8, 2010
- Marlee Johnston Memorial Golf Tournament set for July 19, 2010
- MAA to Offer Gravel Pit & Quarry Compliance Workshop at NAWIC Construction Expo
- MSHA Inspections: Preparing Your Small Sand and Gravel Operations for a Visit (Part 46 Mines)
Maine Aggregate Association is a state-wide member based group of businesses and individuals involved with the gravel and rock industries. MAA operates to ensure the regulatory requirements remain practical for the industry while protecting the environment.
Annual Meeting - April 25, 2012
Fri, 2012/04/06 - 3:32pm — admin19th Annual MAA Membership Banquet
Special Guest:
Governor Paul R. LePage
The Maine Aggregate Association 19th Annual Membership Meeting & Banquet is
scheduled for April 25, 2012 at the Italian Heritage Center in Portland. All MAA members
are invited to attend.
A special raffle of a 2 foot replica of the “Open for Business” sign on the north bound lane at the
beginning of the Maine Turnpike in York, will be auctioned off and autographed by the
Governor. Raffle tickets will be $20 apiece available only to attendees. Proceeds will be
donated to the Marlee Fund.
Attached is the program.
Most Recent Newsletter
Thu, 2012/04/19 - 2:28pm — adminAttached is the most recent newsletter for Winter 2011/2012
MAA Environmental Compliance Workshop at 2012 NAWIC ConExpo
Fri, 2012/04/06 - 3:32pm — adminMAA Environmental Compliance Workshop at 2012 NAWIC ConExpo
Maine Aggregate Association will host an Environmental Compliance Workshop at the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Construction Exposition on Wednesday, April 11, 1:00 – 3:00 PM at the Augusta Civic Center.
This workshop is aimed at helping owners and operators of gravel pits and quarries understand some of the myriad of complex environmental regulations affecting their operations and how to comply with these rules and avoid violations.
Presenters are industry representatives from Maine Aggregate Association members companies including : Phil Ruck from CES Inc., Gene Weldon from Lane Construction, John Koris from Pike Industries and Ted Johnston from Resource Policy Group.
