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COMPTRUST AGC...TENNESSEE DECLARES DIVIDEND

Last Monday, March 17, 2008, the Trustees of the CompTrust AGC....Tennessee received approval from the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance to distribute a dividend in the amount of $1,000,000 to the firms who were participants in the AGC sponsored Workers' Compensation insurance program in the fiscal year 2003-2004.  Approximately 75% of the funds were surplus premiums, while the other 25% was income realized on the Trust's investment portfolio.  When the CompTrust was implemented in 1994, one of the stipulations imposed by the AGC of Tennessee Board of Directors was to distribute any profits to the plan members.  The Trustees take their fiduciary responsibility very serious, and are, with sound actuarial and accounting advice, committed to keep the fund extremely solvent, but will return monies to the members when advisable.  If you would like information on becoming a participating member of the CompTrust AGC...Tennessee, contact Bill Young at bill@tnagc.org.

 

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS PARTNERS WITH AIA AND MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION TO MAKE A LITTLE GIRL’S DREAM COME TRUE

7-year old Catherine of Kelso, TN has met the many challenges of treatment for a brain tumor.  Earlier this year, Catherine and her aunt Donna learned she was eligible to receive a wish from the Make-A-Wish® Foundation of Middle Tennessee.  After meeting with her wish granter Stewart Bronaugh (VP of BB&T and AGC member) and thinking about her favorite things, Catherine wrote a letter to Make-a-Wish asking for a pink and purple Cinderella castle. 

Once the members at AIA and AGC learned of Catherine’s wish, they immediately teamed up to collaborate on how they could make her dream come true (this is the first time the Middle Tennessee chapters of AIA and AGC have partnered on a project).  AGC has several members that were vital in the completion of Catherine’s house.  The Parent Company, Automated Framers, Wasco, Lockett Improvements, Design Build Partners, Dale Incorporated and RD Herbert all donated time and materials to build Catherine her castle. 

Saturday morning, October 20, AGC crews arrived in Kelso to finish painting and decorating her castle.  After it was done,  Catherine came outside and was greeted by her wish granter Stewart Bronaugh, who told her that her wish had come true.  She opened the door and entered her very own castle, painted in her favorite colors of pink and purple.  Inside the castle, she found her very own kitchen where she can cook for her dolls, along with a rocking chair, table and chairs and stairs going up – just like she wished for in her letter.  

SMOKE FREE TENNESSEE

Beginning October 1, 2007, Tennessee will be able to breathe smoke free at numerous restaurants, hotels, and many other establishments as a result of the Tennessee Non-Smokers Protection Act. On June 11, 2007, Governor Phil Bredesen signed the Act into law, which makes it illegal to smoke in most places where people work. If you have any questions about complying with the Tennessee Non-Smokers Protection Act call 1-800-293-8228.

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