Legislative Support & Lobbying for Compliance
Lobbying for reasonable legislation is the single most important reason for our existence. Ohio Concrete was established in 1938 to combat unfair taxing of truck mixer drums and accessory weights. Since then, we have grown to a thriving Association with a full-time lobbying team providing legislative and regulatory support to members for compliance with new government regulations and to maintain a liaison relationship with governmental agencies including OSHA, OEPA, PUCO and ODOT.
OC PAC
Political Action Committees (PACs) are one of the most valuable political involvement activities for corporations and associations. In the past several years Ohio Concrete has been able to achieve the goals set before us to help prevent legislative and regulatory action from negatively impacting our industry. We could not have accomplished these objectives without a strong member-supported PAC.
Why Should You Support Ohio Concrete-PAC?
It makes a difference in your company’s future. We need your support now to ensure Ohio Concrete’s access to our legislators, government officials and regulations. Ohio Concrete-PAC is funded by our members’ contributions. Contributions are discretionary and in addition to your dues.
We are a state PAC and no contributions are permitted to federal candidates. PAC funds are contributed to statewide candidates who support our goals. It is important that our industry support candidates who support our issues and we are able to accomplish this through PAC funds.
You can contribute to Ohio Concrete-PAC with confidence knowing that 100% of your contribution goes toward candidate support and lobbying efforts. Decisions on which candidates Ohio Concrete should support are based on which candidates are committed to economic growth, job development and the small business agenda. Once these candidates are elected, there is a greater likelihood that the business community and the ready mix concrete industry will receive favorable consideration on our many issues and concerns.
For more information, call 614-891-0210.
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