Associated General Contractors of Texas

🚗📵 Put the phone down, Texas! Distracted driving is on the rise, and it's putting lives at risk. A moment of inattention can change everything. Stay focused. Stay safe. 👉 Read more: https://lnkd.in/gAKE_kHP

🚧 This Women in Construction Week, we’re celebrating the incredible women who are building the future—one highway, bridge, and job site at a time! From the field to the office, their dedication and expertise are paving the way for a stronger Texas. Thank you to the women shaping the heavy highway construction industry and making a lasting impact every day. Your hard work moves Texas forward! 💛 #WomenInConstruction #AGCTX #BuildingTexas

Join Workforce Solutions Capital Area and partners on March 26 for the official launch of Austin’s Infrastructure Academy. This event will bring together Austin’s mobility and infrastructure (M+I) employers, training organizations and community leaders to create a dynamic and engaging public introduction to the Academy.   This free and open to the public celebration of our region’s second largest industry sector will feature special guest speakers Austin Mayor Kirk Watson, Travis County Judge Andy Brown, and more to be announced. The event will offer a one-stop-shop for Austinites to explore careers in M+I, evaluate their career readiness, and connect to next steps to start their journey either directly into employment or skills training.    Register below.

During National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, TxDOT is sharing important safety messages across the state, including new posters at Travel Information Centers. Read more about how you can join in the fight against human trafficking: https://ow.ly/6Hv750UFo8W #TxDOTNewsroom

For a trade association, 100 years of longevity is an accomplishment in itself. It reflects several generations of dedicated volunteer leaders, a long succession of expert staff and effective advocacy for members in a constantly evolving environment. Yet the centennial for Associated General Contractors of Texas represents even more. Beyond the herculean task of connecting communities throughout a state of its sheer size (more than 268,000 square miles) and building a colossal highway system (more than 80,000 centerline miles and 55,000 bridges), we should also recognize the many ways in which the chapter and its members have left their mark across the country. As a national partner for more than 85 years, ARTBA can attest to how AGC of Texas’ influence has extended from Austin to the Nation’s Capital and beyond. Happy 100th Birthday! 🎁🎉

Thank you, Greg Abbott, for highlighting this important message. Protecting our first responders, construction workers, and fellow Texans is everyone's responsibility. Let’s all do our part—move over, slow down, and save lives. #TexasStrong #MoveOverSlowDown 🚧🚔

TxDOT wants you to #DriveLikeATexan. Make every mile matter by driving kind, courteous and safe. Together, we can lead the way in roadway safety and show what true Texas pride looks like. Wherever you’re headed, make the journey Texan. 🤠 News release: https://ow.ly/yffT50Uq0AJ -- TxDOT ha lanzado #ManejaComoUnTejano para que cada milla importe manejando con amabilidad, cortesía y seguridad. Juntos, podemos mejorar la seguridad vial y reflejar el orgullo de Texas. Dondequiera que vayas, haz el viaje al estilo tejano.🤠 https://ow.ly/yffT50Uq0AJ

Happy 100th Birthday, AGC of Texas! ❤️ The AGC of Texas Chapter Staff Jennifer Woodard, Thomas Bohuslav, Tracey Borders Mittnacht, Mallory Wilcox, Sarah Silberstein, Steven Alrbight, Morgan Wray, Rebekah Brunton, Eli Garza, Melanie Nickolyn

Today, we mark an extraordinary milestone: AGC of Texas turns 100! For a century, our organization has stood as a pillar of strength, community, and innovation in the heavy highway construction industry. This remarkable journey is a testament to the commitment and hard work of our members, who have shaped AGC of Texas into what it is today. We extend our deepest gratitude to our members for their unwavering support and contributions over the years. Together, we've not only built roads and bridges but also relationships and legacies that will endure for generations. Here’s to celebrating 100 years of excellence and laying the foundation for the future. Together, we will continue to build a legacy of skill, integrity, and responsibility for generations to come.

On the anniversary of the last deathless day on Texas roads on Nov. 7, 2000, TxDOT and the Texas Department of Public Safety are working together to share safe driving messages in hopes to finally end this deadly streak. Read more: https://ow.ly/vo1n50U2llI #EndTheStreakTX