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Come see us at World of Asphalt booth No. 6668 to learn more about the benefits of NAPA membership, get some swag, and relax at the nearby Community Zone.
After a close call, Ajax Paving Industries of Florida President Vince Hafeli wrote a letter to NAPA and enclosed a check payable to NAPAREF for $7,500 – the same amount that NAPA Care pays out immediately to the families of workers at member companies who are fatally injured. In his letter, Hafeli wrote that if NAPA’s entire membership were to contribute each time a life was not lost in a near-hit, “we could perhaps grow the NAPAREF reserves and increase the dollar amount we award to families when there is a loss.”
Pennsylvania’s Interstate 90 connects Ohio and New York, running alongside Lake Erie. In the county that shares the lake’s name, Lindy Paving completed a seven-mile project that earned it the Sheldon G. Hayes Award.
On Monday, April 7 at 2 p.m. ET, join NAPA’s Senior Director for Sustainability & Intelligent Construction Amlan Mukherjee and Sustainable Solutions Corporation Senior Project Manager Nick Mummau for A Primer on the Circular Economy.
The EPA has announced changes to the Waters of the United States definitions and rules established under the Biden Administration.
What role do values play in setting the direction of a company? During this week’s episode of Pave It Black, learn how Superior Paving Corp.’s focus on developing remarkable employees through excellence, partnership, integrity, and commitment (EPIC) has strengthened its company culture.
Superior Paving President David White discusses how values aren’t just words on a wall, but a daily practice that shapes decision-making and leadership. Tune in to hear how leading with integrity, fostering self-awareness, and truly caring for your people can transform both businesses and the industry.
Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts to catch every episode.
Constructing long-lasting pavements isn’t a new goal by any means, but NAPA Vice President for Engineering, Research, & Technology Richard Willis has said that the industry is beginning to change its approach to perpetual pavements.
Whether by design, performance, or conversion, more road owners are beginning to understand the value of constructing pavements that can be maintained through regular thin overlays every other decade.
NAPA Quarterly chronicles the big winners from the 2024 NAPA Awards season and profiles the new chairman in its Spring 2025 edition, which was mailed out to subscribers in mid-March.
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