Economic Reports
Economic Report Infographics
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California From The Ground Up 2018
A vital California economy depends on the accessibility and availability of large local supplies of high quality construction materials.
Rock, sand and gravel (aggregate), Ready Mix concrete and industrial minerals are essential local materials that build roads, bridges, homes, hospitals, parks and public infrastructure. These materials also provide ingredients for beer, wine, vitamins, nutrients, and soil enhancements, as well as for paint, roofing shingles, glass, pipes, brick, plastic and solar panels.
The aggregate and construction industry is a major economic engine for the state and local communities.
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Regional Economic Impact Report 2020
The aggregate and construction industry is a leading driver of California’s regional economies, creating well-paying jobs for residents, generating revenue for local jurisdictions and providing essential benefits to all. A vital California economy depends on the accessibility and availability of large local supplies of high quality construction materials required to build and maintain our infrastructure, including roads, homes, buildings, schools and public works. The direct and indirect regional impacts of this sector, while not often publicly reported, are significant.
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AGGREGATES MATTER – EMPOWERING LOCAL RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES AND GOVERNMENT
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San Diego/Carlsbad |
Bakersfield |
Fresno |
Inland Empire  |
LA/Long Beach/Anaheim |
Sacramento/Arden/Roseville |
San Jose |
Santa Rosa |
San Francisco Bay |
Ventura/Oxnard/Thousand Oaks |
Santa Cruz/Watsonville |
Salinas/Monterey  |
