Remote meetings are held via Zoom. Email Mary to receive the Zoom invitation for a remote meeting. [email protected] 

Upcoming WACA Board Meetings  

• Q3 25-26: Apr 17, 2026, REMOTE | Open to Members 
• Q4 25-26: Jul 16, 2026, IN PERSON | 2026 Summer Meeting, Chelan, WA | Open to Members 
• Q1 26-27: October 9, 2026, REMOTE Open to Members 

Applications are now reviewed year-round and on an ongoing basis at each quarterly board meeting.  

You may view & print the application [HERE]. This fund supports: 

  > Individuals seeking internships or employment in Washington's aggregate, concrete, or cement industries. 

  > Employees of member companies, WA ACI chapters, or affiliated student chapters. 

If this sounds like a fit for you or someone you know, please reach out for details. 

Legislative & Regulatory Update: SGGP Appeal and Partial Stay Granted 

The 2026 legislative session has officially wrapped, and while it was one of the most intense anti-industry sessions in years, WACA secured major defensive wins to protect our members. On the regulatory front, we have a significant update regarding the appeal of the Sand & Gravel General Permit (SGGP). Ecology has agreed to a stipulated partial stay of the two most burdensome sections of the 2026 permit. 

Key takeaways include: Section 8 of the 2026 permit is stayed, meaning members must continue to follow 2021 Section 8 requirements through March 2027; and Section 11 does not prohibit members from returning sediment or slurry from vac trucks and on-site cleanouts to their facilities for proper handling. These sections, among others, will be further addressed in our ongoing appeal.

Click here to view the full Legislative & Regulatory Update. (Available to members only. Log in to access the page.)

A Visual of WACA's Budget

Click [here] to explore an insightful visual representation that illustrates our income, expenses, and staff time. Learn how each element contributes to our mission and how your support helps in shaping a brighter future for our industry.

Where Does Your Money Go? A Visual of WACA's Budget