Letitia Cannataro
Chair
Hunter Contracting Co.
Building Women in Construction
Building Women in Construction (BWiC)
Mission: We empower women to find, create, and develop their unique roles in the Arizona construction industry by connecting them through our partnerships and inspiring future generations.
Vision: We empower, inspire, and connect women in the Arizona construction community.
Committee Leadership
Committee Leadership
Sue Berry
Co-Chair
Sunland Asphalt & Construction, LLC
David Martin
AZAGC Staff Lead
Meeting Info
Meeting Info
Monthly at 7:30 AM - Location Varies
2026 Meeting Dates
January 15 at Trench-ADE
February 19 at Haydon
March 19 at Sunland Asphalt & Construction, LLC
April 16 at Ames Construction, Inc.
May 21 at Pulice - A FlatironDragados Company
June 18 at Sundt Construction, Inc.
July 16 at Rummel Construction, Inc.
No August Meeting
September 17 at Solterra Materials, LLC
October 15 at Hunter Contracting Co.
November 19 at AWP Safety
News & Media
Pima County Voters Approve Props 418 and 419, Backing Major Transportation Investment
Pima County voters support road construction and regional transportation funding Pima County voters approved Propositions 418 and 419 in the March 10 special election, supporting a new long-term tr...
READ MOREWelcome New Members – February
The AZAGC is pleased to extend a warm welcome to the following new members: American Materials, LLC 7214 E. Rustling Pass, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 480-694-4653 www.americanmaterialscompany.com Christi...
READ MORECoronado Generating Station Repower Project: Why It Matters to Arizona Contractors
Arizona’s economy is growing rapidly driven by advanced manufacturing, data centers, and population growth. To meet this demand, Salt River Project (SRP) must expand and modernize its energy infras...
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Policy Priorities
SUPPORT: SRP Coronado Generating Station Repower Project
AZAGC supports the Coronado Generating Station Repower Project and SRP’s request to amend its Certificate of Environmental Compatibility to convert CGS from coal to natural gas. Arizona’s economic growth requires reliable, affordable electricity.
READ MORESUPPORT: Arizona House Bill 2216 – Workforce Development & Skilled Trades Pipeline
AZAGC supports House Bill 2216 because it strengthens Arizona’s workforce development system and creates a sustainable pipeline of skilled workers for the construction industry. Arizona’s continued growth depends on a strong construction workforce. HB 2216 helps meet this need […]
READ MORESupport and Approve the RTA Next Plan
September 25, 2025 Issue In 2006, Pima County voters overwhelmingly approved RTA 1, a 20-year half-cent sales tax that has funded billions in regional road, street, and transit improvements. That funding expires in July 2026. Without renewal, […]
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