The Oklahoma Aggregates Association is the leading voice for the aggregates industry and its supporters. Whether you’re a producer, vendor, employer, regulator, legislator, or community member, we provide the information, tools, and support you need to support the industry, get involved, and help your community grow.
We’re committed to advancing your ability to build essential infrastructure and driving the development of vibrant communities.
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The aggregates industry plays a crucial role in our daily lives and the overall functioning of society. From the roads we travel to the homes we live in and the offices where we work, aggregates make up our most essential infrastructure. This field not only supports economic growth through job creation and local development but also contributes to our quality of life by ensuring that we have the necessary infrastructure to connect communities and facilitate daily activities. Without aggregates, modern living as we know it would be impossible.
Check out our events page to view opportunities for networking and exchanging ideas with industry professionals and stakeholders.
Visit our membership page to learn more about the many benefits of becoming an OKAA member.
Your participation in the OKAA PAC is needed and important, BUT it is voluntary. We hope that you will consider being a member of the OKAA PAC so we can be helpful to those who support our industry.
Campaigns are expensive, and we want to help make sure that infrastructure supporters return to the capitol to continue their fight for better roads and bridges. By supporting the PAC, you support those who support us.
Remember: must be a personal credit card. To pay by check, please contact Casey Davison.
By participating in a committee, you can share your insights, collaborate with like-minded individuals, and help shape initiatives that benefit our communities and the industry as a whole. Your involvement is essential in driving positive change and ensuring that our collective voice is heard.
Read about our committees and how to join on our About Us page.