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Executive Director’s Blog January 2020
Jan 10, 2020
Executive Director, Todd Ohlheiser, gives an overview of upcoming CSSGA events through March of 2020!
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December 2019 Blog – Special Annual Conference Edition!
Dec 4, 2019
Communications Manager, Annelise Shepherd, gives a comprehensive recap of the 2019 Annual Conference.
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November 2019 Executive Director’s Blog
Oct 31, 2019
CSSGA Executive Director, Todd Ohlheiser, discusses the details of the 2019 Annual Conference!
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2020 Ski Retreat
Oct 17, 2019
Join the Colorado Ready Mixed Concrete Association & Colorado Stone, Sand & Gravel Association january 23-24 for the 2nd Annual Ski Retreat in Breckenridge, Colorado!
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2019 Gayle Lyman Memorial Scholarships
Oct 16, 2019
he CSSGA Board of Directors was honored to recognize Kyndra Tezak and Riley Diederich with the 2019-2020 Gayle Lyman Memorial Scholarship!
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President’s Blog October 2019
Oct 3, 2019
CSSGA Board President, Mark Ewald, discusses industry safety, Prop CC, and upcoming association events.
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Frei & Sons Touch a Truck Event
Sep 24, 2019
On Sunday, September 22nd the Colorado Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (CSSGA) participated in the Touch a Truck event held by Frei & Sons at their quarry near Idaho Springs.
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2019 MSHA Roundtable
Sep 13, 2019
The Colorado Stone, Sand & Gravel Association’s (CSSGA) Safety Committee held a roundtable discussion with the Rocky Mountain District Mine Safety Health Administration (MSHA) officials, Pete Del Duca and Lee Hughes, on September 12.
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September 2019 Executive Director’s Blog
Sep 5, 2019
CSSGA Executive Director, Todd Ohlheiser, discusses recent and upcoming association events including the 2019 Industry Tour, upcoming regulatory roundtables, as well as the 2019 Golf Tournament and Annual Conference.
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August 2019 President’s Blog
Aug 1, 2019
A steady supply of construction and industrial materials are essential to the Colorado way and our quality of life. In the same way we need a quality educational system and a strong feasible healthcare system, a reliable, local supply of construction and industrial materials is essential to life in Colorado.