News from PCCA
We are now accepting applications for PCCA's scholarship program for the 2025-2026 academic year. The scholarships are open to the children and other dependents of PCCA members' employees. Each scholarship is worth up to $10,000, and up to four scholarships are awarded every year.
PCCA is also awarding $1,000 "Who Will Do the Work?" scholarships to students at each partner school in the association's workforce development program: Northwood Technical College, Somerset Community College, State Technical College of Missouri, and Terra State Community College. These applicants do not need to be affiliated with a PCCA member.
The latest edition of the PCCA Journal is in the mail but you can avoid the wait by reading it online.
Featured in this issue: PCCA Mid-Year Meeting Review; LAC Plus TIRAP: The Perfect Way to Address Your Worker Shortage; FCC Commissioner Carr Slams BEAD Program’s “Progress” and more.
The PCCA Journal is portable and optimized for reading on your phone or tablet.
A new partnership with the Learning Alliance Corporation will allow PCCA member companies to grow their workforce to help meet the growing demand for a trained broadband workforce. Scan the QR code to begin!
Announced by the Power & Communication Contractors Association (PCCA) and the Fiber Broadband Association (FBA), the study was conducted by Continuum Capital, an independent consulting firm, and includes a state-by-state breakdown of broadband funding, workforce numbers, and wage rates.
The presentations from the recently completed Mid-Year meeting at the Grand Traverse Resort are available under the Education menu. Photos from the meeting are also available in the Meeting Photo Gallery. (Login required to access both.) PCCA members who would like to request a password for the website can do so here.
You can tell by the deluge of ads on TV and the internet - the November elections are fast approaching, and PCCA wants to help ensure that voters elect pro-construction, pro-business, pro-America officials.
The upcoming elections – federal, state, and local – will greatly impact your life, your family, your community, and frankly, the future of our country. We need to rally pro-business, pro-America voters to make sure they are registered to vote and to get out and vote.
Click the link below to access the PCCA Voter Connection webpage where you can find out if you're already registered to vote, register to vote, request an absentee ballot, sign up for election reminders, get a sample ballot, and pledge to register if you're not yet old enough to vote.
Please share this link with everyone at your company, all your family and friends, and anyone who supports America's construction industry and our business community.
The new 2024-2025 PCCA Membership Directory & Buyer's Guide (print edition) is available online.
Bookmark the link on your phone or tablet and carry PCCA wherever you are. It can also be shared by email or social media.
Fully searchable, the new directory allows you to create your own bookmarks within the publication. Please note the printed edition listings are current at time of initial publication. For the most up-to-date listings search our online member directory.
The latest edition of the PCCA Journal is in the mail but you can avoid the wait by reading it online.
Featured in this issue: The PCCA Foundation Announces 2024-25 Scholarship Winners; PCCA Fights for Tax Relief Bill in Senate; Considering Final Rules on Overtime Pay & Non-compete Clauses and more.
The PCCA Journal is portable and optimized for reading on your phone or tablet.
The Power & Communications Contractors Association (PCCA), along with the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) and the National Association of Tower Erectors (NATE), has filed a Petition for Review against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding its Prevention and Elimination of Digital Discrimination Order. This lawsuit joins several others challenging the FCC’s rule, which seeks to ensure “historically unserved and underserved communities throughout the nation have equal opportunity to receive high-speed broadband service comparable to that received by others." While intended to expand access to high-speed internet, this rule will only discourage businesses from participating in any federal initiative to close the digital divide.
On the evening of January 31, during PCCA's legislative fly-in to Capitol Hill, our members witnessed firsthand the impact of their advocacy for the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act (H.R. 7024) when it passed the House. Despite the overwhelmingly bipartisan vote, the Senate presents new challenges with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle expressing reservations.
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