On the heels of the U.S. Senate passing the bipartisan infrastructure bill, Frank Hawk, COO of the Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters (SWRCC), joined a virtual discussion with U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm about building a clean energy future. "The Carpenters Union is part of the energy revolution — we've developed training programs to adapt to clean water, … [Read more...] about ICYMI: Southwest Carpenters Join Secretary Granholm to Discuss Building a Clean Energy Future
Investment
Amazon Invests More Than $6 Billion in Nevada, $530 Billion in U.S.
Providing data from its 2021 Economic Impact Report, Amazon created more than 21,000 jobs in Nevada, hiring more than 10,000 people in 2020 alone Amazon has announced findings from its 2021 U.S. Economic Impact Report, sharing that the company invested $6 billion in Nevada and $530 billion in the U.S., since 2010. Since beginning operations in the state in March 1999, Amazon … [Read more...] about Amazon Invests More Than $6 Billion in Nevada, $530 Billion in U.S.
Neighbors Invited To Help Plan Future Of Ward 3
City Seeking Input from Residents and Businesses Ward 3 Councilwoman Olivia Diaz is asking the East Las Vegas community to provide feedback about what amenities and services they want to see in their neighborhoods. A survey will be used to collect feedback that will be used to help craft a community-led plan for the area. The plan, currently known as the Rafael … [Read more...] about Neighbors Invited To Help Plan Future Of Ward 3
Southwest Carpenters Pushed for Infrastructure Deal in Senate, Shift Focus to House
In anticipation of the U.S. Senate passing the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters (SWRCC) released the following statement from Executive Secretary-Treasurer and CEO Dan Langford: “The bipartisan deal is an historic investment in our future. Meeting this moment is more than just fixing roads and bridges, expanding clean transit and … [Read more...] about Southwest Carpenters Pushed for Infrastructure Deal in Senate, Shift Focus to House