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On January 12, Governor Rick Snyder officially signed into law legislation to increase transportation funding by $1.2 billion each and every year, securing necessary funding for Michigan’s infrastructure for decades to come. This was certainly a major milestone in the journey toward securing permanent long-term funding for the roads and

This one day introductory training course discusses proper procedures for underground pipe installation and inspection on Michigan Department of Transportation projects and projects with state or federal funding. The following topics are presented in this training course as they apply to the installation of culverts, storm sewer, underdrain, and drainage

ATTENTION E-VERIFY USERS – USCIS TO BEGIN DISPOSING OF TIME SENSITIVE RECORDS By: Linda J. Armstrong, Butzel Long Employers who use E-verify should know the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that on January 1, 2015, they will dispose of E-verify records that are over 10 years old.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Patrick (Pat) Nowak, father of John Nowak of Curbco, Inc. Pat was the former Michigan Department of Transportation Director and former Deputy Oakland County Executive. He passed away Saturday, November 22, 2014 after a brief battle with brain cancer.

MITA Action Alert: Contact Your State Representative There has never been a more important time for you to contact your State Representative and urge him/her to approve road funding. Please click here to find contact information for your legislator, and make the call TODAY! Please let your legislator know that fixing Michigan’s

After over two years of aggressive lobbying MITA has been successful in its’ efforts to convince the US Department of Labor (USDOL) that the MITA “Underground” rates should be incorporated in the Davis-Bacon Act, Michigan “Heavy” wage determinations (HWDs). In late October the USDOL published the Michigan HWDs that formally

Immediately following Thanksgiving, the Michigan Legislature will have exactly three weeks in which to finish state business before the holidays. At the top of the list is road funding. The Michigan House of Representatives must now take up the Senate-passed version of HB 5477 and pass it with enough votes











