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TACA Holds Capitol Day to Help Educate Texas Legislators on Issues Vital to Aggregates Industry, As Texas Grows at an Unprecedented Pace

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TACA members Matt Arnold, Juan Castillo and Rich Szecsy met with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (second from left) during the association’s Capitol Day on Feb. 19. AUSTIN, Texas [February 20, 2025] – On Feb. 19, nearly 100 members of the Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) visited with Texas legislators to discuss issues important to the aggregate, concrete and cement industries. Texas House Rep. Pat Curry (House District 56) kicked off TACA’s …
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TACA Holds Capitol Day to Help Educate Texas Legislators on Issues Vital to Aggregates Industry, As Texas Grows at an Unprecedented Pace

TACA members Matt Arnold, Juan Castillo and Rich Szecsy met with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (second from left) during the association’s Capitol Day on Feb. 19. AUSTIN, Texas [February 20, 2025] – On Feb. 19, nearly 100 members of the Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) visited with Texas legislators to discuss issues important to the aggregate, concrete and cement industries. Texas House Rep. Pat Curry (House District 56) kicked off TACA’s …

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TACA delivers industry messaging during Capitol Day | Pit & Quarry

The Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) hosted its Capitol Day on Thursday, as nearly 100 members visited with state legislators to discuss issues pertinent to the aggregate, cement and ready-mixed concrete industries. TACA members visited more than 70 legislative offices, engaging 31 new representatives and three new senators. “With Texas as one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, the need for aggregates, concrete and cement…

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