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The election day polls will be posted on the Harris County Clerk's website as soon as the list is available. Election Day polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

AGC Houston general contractor and specialty/sub-contractor members are invited to showcase and celebrate their safety programs.

There has been an important change for 2016 entries: The two-year sit-out that was required for companies that won first place in prior years has been removed.

Thursday, January 28, 2016
7 - 9 a.m.
New Location! Hyatt Regency Houston Galleria

Please join us for our premier chapter business meeting of the year. AGC Houston will recognize the 2015 and 2016 Board of Directors, active committees and hear about our accomplishments and plans for 2016. Sponsorship opportunities available. Please contact Shannon Giordano for more information.

In 2016, AGC Houston will be awarding Patrick J. Kiley Excellence In Leadership scholarships to deserving students pursuing degrees In a construction-related discipline! Do you know of anyone who could use the money for higher education? Apply today.

To date, the scholarship has generated more than $393,000 and helped to fund students' dreams of earning a degree in a construction-related discipline.

Did you know? AGC Houston has helpful information for employers regarding Forms 1094 B & C and Forms 1095 B & C.

• Login to the Members Only section of the AGC Houston website.

• Then click on the Employment Practices Committee Articles submenu and Health Insurance Reporting Requirements.

CM-BIM candidates must successfully have completed the four AGC BIM Education Program courses, provide AGC with record of completion and have approved application in advance of exam.

AGC Houston and OSHA are still accepting applications from members wanting to reduce occupational-related fatalities and serious injuries within the construction industry, effectively implement all facets of jobsite safety, and achieve self-compliance through cooperative efforts. Contact Director of Safety Services Kim Mason for details.

(512) 835-7000

AGC of America and NCCER are exploring the option to align AGC's Supervisory Training Program (STP) curriculum with NCCER's Supervisor Assessment to offer a certification that is widely accepted by the construction industry.

The goal is to develop an alignment between AGC's six-unit STP and NCCER's Supervisor Assessment (i.e. certification exam). This alignment will prepare those who have successfully completed the AGC STP curriculum for the NCCER written assessment and Performance Verification.

Take the survey here.

Also on hand was Rep. Pete Olsen and the Central Fort Bend Chamber who helped with the official ribbon cutting. Ammie and Keith have spent the past two years fundraising for the non-profit organization's new location. The facility will provide direct educational and therapeutic programs to individuals with Down syndrome, their families and the community.

Brookstone, LP recently celebrated the groundbreaking of St. Faustina Catholic Parish’s new home in Fulshear. St. Faustina is the newest parish in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. The ceremony was held on November 8, 2015 and officiated by His Eminence Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, with remarks provided by Father Dat Hoang of St. Faustina and others. In addition, the ceremonial groundbreaking included Clifton Aldrich of St. Faustina Parish, Cameron Bird of Jackson Ryan Architects and Steve Dishman of Brookstone, LP.

The first phase of St. Faustina’s new campus includes a 36,000 square foot parish life center where Mass will be celebrated until a permanent church is constructed in future phases. Additionally, parking, utilities and central plant infrastructure will be constructed to serve future phases. This project is located along FM 1093 on the east side of Fulshear near the Cross Creek Ranch community. St. Faustina’s new home has been master planned and designed by Jackson Ryan Architects.

"It is always exciting to be a part of something new and to construct a campus for this new parish will allow the Brookstone team to see firsthand how our work really does transform communities." says Jeremy Stovall, Vice President at Brookstone, LP.

The Houston Business Journal reported on Linbeck Group, LLC's new construction project: a $37.5 million academic facility at Texas A&M University in Galveston.

The 85,710-square-foot, multipurpose building will house the university's enrollment services, faculty and administrative offices, as well as classrooms, computer labs and conference space. It will be located at the entrance of the campus at 200 Seawolf Parkway. Texas A&M University at Galveston is the maritime and marine campus of Texas A&M University in College Station.

An exhibit featuring 100+ photos will be on view. Churches, office buildings, business parks, donut shops, schools and gas stations show off the design and materials of these overlooked architectural resources of Houston’s sprawling and often underappreciated cityscape.