NABTU Secretary-Treasurer Brent Booker Testimony to House Transportation & Infrastructure Subcommittee on Highways and Transit
Secretary-Treasurer Brent Booker testified on October 11, 2017 before the …
Secretary-Treasurer Brent Booker testified on October 11, 2017 before the …
NABTU Secretary-Treasurer Brent Booker offered testimony on Thursday, September 7, …
Background: FERC has announced its receipt of an application for …
Background: The State Department has announced its intent to prepare an …
Background: The Rural Utilities Service (RUS) has announced the availability of …
Background: FERC has announced its receipt of an application from …
Background: FERC has announced its receipt of an application from Scott’s …
Background: FERC has announced its environmental review schedule for the proposed …
NABTU has consistently advocated for a broad-based, aggressive investment strategy to meet our infrastructure needs and provide for sustained job opportunities for our members. On November 15, 2021, that vision was realized with the signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. This $1.2 trillion infrastructure investment will fund a broad array of infrastructure projects, from roads and bridges, to broadband, airports, and energy in every community across the nation, creating family-sustaining jobs, increasing safety, and creating ladders of opportunity for those who seek a career in construction.
Public and private entities seeking to undertake major capital projects must often run the gauntlet of a dozen separate agency reviews and approvals, occasionally resulting in years of project delays. The resulting uncertainty surrounding major projects makes new construction investments less attractive and hinders job creation for building trades members. NABTU is committed to reducing the red tape that needlessly delays much-needed infrastructure projects.