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ECA Magazine Feature Article
Construction Benefits from Election
I’m sure we’re all happy to be free of the political commercials, if only to be barraged by suggestions for our Christmas lists.
But, if nothing else, the recent political season also served as a reminder to those of us engaged in public works construction, which is about all our readers. The reminder is that we need to communicate with our elected officials about the necessity to keep their eye on the infrastructure needs of their constituents and our role in meeting those needs.