2024 Bull Roast
was a smash hit. We had a visit from the former Governer Larry Hogan. Thanks to all of our sponsors for helping make this fun event.
Fall Clay Shoot had a great turn out. What a beautiful day and everyone had a good time. Thank you to all our sponsors who helped make this event so much fun!
Urge Congress to Oppose Appropriations Bill
As we have reported over the past few months, House Republicans are committed to enacting drastic spending cuts that will be devastating to water systems across the country. As expected, the House Appropriations Committee passed an appropriations bill last week that slashes funding for the Clean Water and Safe Drinking Water State Revolving Funds (SRFs) by $1.7 billion.
2024 Scholarship Winners!
One of our favorite activities to do is help the next generation.
Check out this years recipients.
2024 Golf Tournament Was A Hit!
What a beautiful day we had this year. We can't thank our sponsors enough for their support. Join our organization and you can be there next year.
The AUC New Executive Director as of January 2024!
Whitney Beall was born and raised in Anne Arundel County and currently resides in Howard County.In 2004, she graduated from the University of Baltimore with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. Her past work experience includes being a Real Estate Agent and the Office Manager of Robert F. Beall & Son's, her family's septic and hydro excavation company. Currently she is the Business Development Manager at FTC Aggregate Supply. She has served as Treasurer of the Utility Contractors Association of Anne Arundel County Contractors from 2020 until 2024; resigning that position to take on her role as Executive Director of the Associated Utility Contractors of Maryland (The AUC). When not working, Whitney enjoys spending time with her family and friends outdoors at the beach, bay or traveling.
Whitney may be contacted at:
whitney@aucofmd.com or by telephone at the AUC number.
AUC donated $500.00 to construction angels during our meeting this month. Money will go towards the incident that killed six construction workers on March 22 on 695. The Construction Angels Charity is looking for additional funds to reach our $50,000 goal for the 6 construction workers killed Wednesday, March 22 on interstate 695 in Maryland. There was an entire road crew killed along with a woman State Inspector when a car lost control and entered the work zone. This is a tragedy for everyone
Title 09 Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation Subtitle 12 Division of Labor and Industry Chapter 32 Heat Stress Standards
Click here to see the draft write up.
Click here to see the proposal.
City of Baltimore street/footway/alley/steel plate notification form.
As of June 30, 2022; DOT Street Cut Regulations are in effect and must be adhered to accordingly. The below link is to access the Regulations posted on the BCDOT website. Please share with all of your staff, contractors, sub-contractors and anyone else you deem necessary. Also attached is the new Street Cut Notification Form that requires use effective immediately.
Click here for the new form.
Click here to see the website post.
OSHA suggested a new standard on heat. Maryland has until 10/01/22 to put something in place. Click here to see their write up.
OSHA is gratified the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit dissolved the Fifth Circuit’s stay of the Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard click here to see the information.
Check out a “Sample” Confined Space Entry Permit in the links page or by clicking here
Here is an updated Baltimore City contacts list. Click here to view it.
Here is a copy of the new Contingent Price Items as approved by Baltimore County. Please note that the County has increased the Borrow for back fill to $80/CY. From the proposed 60/CY. These prices go into effect March 1st. Download
To see pictures from past events head on over to the Events page and scroll down to the event you would like to see.
“Update guy” would like to remind all the members to be sure to attend the general meetings. Attending the meetings is a great way to network with others in our industry. The meetings also cover many of the local changes to specifications and an excellent way to keep your crews ahead of the curve when it comes to compliance.
For the latest Howard County Water and Sewer Capital Projects Bid Advertisement, click here.
Our executive director would like to know from the members if anyone has a need for any safety services (i.e. confined space, CPR,etc) . Elaine can set up safety services for our membership at a reduced rate. It is one of the advantages of membership in the AUC.
We are always looking for new members. If anyone has an idea for a new member please contact Elaine. Building membership helps keep our organization strong with new thoughts, ideas and services.
For AUC tracked Bills, make sure to visit our links page for the dedicated section!
Head over to the links page to find information about
- Baltimore City Street Cuts Information
- New OSHA Overhead Lines Clearance Requirements
- New Harford County Water & Sewer Regs
- Anne Arundel County Jobs
- Maryland Cell Phone Law Fact Sheet
- See the latest Howard County Water and Sewer Capital Projects Bid Advertisements
- Current Howard County Water and Sewer Bid List
The Associated Utility Contractors of Maryland, Inc. was incorporated on March 11, 1950 by a group of concerned contractors interested in the welfare and advancement of the utility contracting industry. The Association is a founding and highly active member of the Clean Water Construction Coalition (C.W.C.C.).
Title XII of the Maryland Public Utilities article is the governing document for protecting our state's vital underground facilities,
as well as to insure the safety of the public and all those who work in the underground utility industry.
It is the law in Maryland and applies to anyone who intends to dig or disturb the earth or demolish any type of structure. Below are some helpful links:
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