ADVOCACY

The Carolinas Ready Mixed Concrete Association is proud of our legislative and regulatory efforts on behalf of the membership and the ready mixed concrete industry. CRMCA staff, our lobbyists and members work hard to monitor local, state and federal legislation to ensure that our members’ business interests are well-represented and protected.

In all of our efforts we need your support! We want to encourage you to sign up for our Legislative Updates, consider joining the NC or SC Legislative Committees and most importantly – know your legislators and support the NC and SC Political Action Committees.

 

 

LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES

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Consider making a donation today to the North Carolina PAC
and/or the South Carolina PAC.

*Please note the rules regarding contributions vary greatly between the two states and their respective PACs.

The Carolinas Ready Mixed Concrete Association has two separate Political Action Committees (PAC) representing both North Carolina and South Carolina. Both PACs are bipartisan, multi-candidate state political action committees organized with the specific goal of raising funds to support the election and service of pro-business, pro-industry candidates for all areas of state government.

Contributions to CRMCA PACs for North and South Carolina are investments in the future of your business and the ready mixed concrete industry as a whole. It is essential that we are able to support the candidates that understand and will fight for the issues important to us when they are in office. Candidates who receive support from the CRMCA PACs know our critical issues and understand the depth of that support because it comes from the unified voice of our association. There is strength in numbers and the CRMCA PACs allow us to pool our resources and influence public policy.

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Legislative Committee

Get involved by serving on one of our Legislative Committees this year.  The committee monitors issues involving the industry as well as elections on the local, state, and national level.

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Updates & Info

Visit the CRMCA Blog for Legislative Updates and important Call to Action Information. Download the new CRMCA app for easy access to our blog and more! For additional updates, join our Members Only LinkedIn Group!

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IN NORTH CAROLINA:

All contributions must be made by individuals (no company or corporate donations are allowed). Additionally, it is unlawful for an individual to be reimbursed by their employer. Different rules are applicable for national PACs as well as PACs in other states. Per NC law, any PAC must record (& submit to the State Board of Elections) the name, full mailing address, employer name and occupation/title of the individual making the contribution. This information will be public record once it is submitted to the NC State Board of Elections.

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IN SOUTH CAROLINA:

Contributions for the SC PAC may be made by individuals OR by Corporations.  Any PAC must record (& submit to the State Board of Elections) the name, full mailing address, employer name and occupation/title of the individual making the contribution. This information will be public record once it is submitted to the SC State Board of Elections.

SC PAC Donation Online

CRMCA Legislative Updates

NC Legislative Update – Budget Release – 9.19.23
Attached are the budget and conference report. The relevant provisions for CRMCA are as follows:  EV Mandates Banned – Section Section 12.6(a) – Page 358 (legislation) Short-term car rental (Uber) tax – Section 42.19(a) – Page 606 Workforce Initiative – NC Community Colleges received the grant program in Section 6.5 on Page 69 General Maintenance – Additional...
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NC Legislative Updates – 9.15.23
Activity Updates/Bills and Legislation NCGA Activity/Budget Over the month, the NCGA has met just 2 days to hold committee meetings and vote on legislation. Because the bodies could not agree on a budget, the Senate stopped holding committee meetings and there was not much else for the House to take up policy wise. At the...
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SC Legislative Update – 9.15.23
SC Legislative Update By Ben Homeyer Updated budget number from the BEA Workforce development was a hot topic this week.  Governor McMaster held a press conference to announce the continuation of the technical college tuition program.  Governor Henry McMaster and the South Carolina Technical College System today announced that 32,426 South Carolinians have earned an industry...
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