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AGC/VT Weekly Contractor Update

July 27, 2026

Current Concerns

3 Things Vermont Contractors Need to

Know This Week

  1. Becoming a better leader can start with knowing what not to do. The next AGC/VT Leadership Academy session explores common leadership habits that can create friction, slow progress, and weaken teams - and how to repace them with more effective approaches. Register HERE.
    
  2. Electrical hazards are some of the most serious risks on any job site, but many can be prevented with a few simple habits. From lockout/tagout and GFCIs to overhead power lines and extension cords, these reminders are worth revisiting. Download the full checklist HERE.
    
  3. The best place to make a mistake on a piece of heavy equipment is in a simulator. The Joe Shattie Caterpillar Simulator Fund will help bring hands-on operator training to students and emerging professionals across Vermont while honoring Joe's lasting impact on our industry. Learn more and contribute HERE.

Vermont Construction News

VT Makes 25 Million Investment in Housing, Jobs, & Affordability

AOT Vermont Construction Projects

Vermont Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Report

AGC/VT in the Community

Scoops for Safety: Lamoille County Edition

Make sure you're on the next Scoops for Safety tour!

AGC of America

Help AGC Measure Today’s Construction Workforce Challenges

AGC of America is asking members to complete its annual Workforce Survey to help measure the challenges shaping today’s construction market. Survey closes August 14.

Member Support & Resources

Whether you need training, advocacy, safety materials, or help navigating state requirements, your AGC/VT team is here to back you up.

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