Nevada Chapter AGC

Congratulations to AGC Endorsed Candidates for moving on to the General Election in November! We are proud to support candidates like you!

Congratulations to:

Constitutional Races:

Joe Lombardo Governor

Local Races:

Jon Killoran Washoe County Commission District 2
Rob Pierce Washoe County Commission District 5
Derek Dreiling Washoe County District Court Judge, Dept. 1
Kathleen Taylor Reno Mayor
Summer Pellett Reno City Council Ward 2
Angie Gianoli City of Reno Municipal Court 1
Ed Lawson Sparks Mayor
Dian Vanderwell Sparks City Council Ward 2
Adam Mayberry Sparks City Council Ward 4

Thank you to everyone who came out for our AGC PAC Golf Tournament! Because of your involvement, AGC is able to help elect pro business, pro industry candidates. 🏌️‍♂️

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: Military Road Construction Begins June 15 🚧
The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) will begin construction on the Military Road Capacity & Safety Project on Monday, June 15.
This major improvement project will widen Military Road from two lanes to four lanes between Lemmon Drive and Lear Boulevard, enhancing safety and traffic flow in the area.

📅 Project Timeline
Construction is expected to continue through Fall 2027 (weather permitting).

🚗 What Drivers Can Expect
• One lane of traffic in each direction will be maintained whenever possible.
• Changing traffic patterns
• Reduced speed limits through work zones
• Occasional traffic delays

🔄 Upcoming Lane Shifts
Military Road: Lemmon Dr. to north of Kelly Lane

📍 June 15 – Mid-July
• Storm drain work
• Traffic shifted to the east side of Military Road
• Periodic center-lane work with traffic moved to outside lanes
Military Road: North of Kelly Lane to Lear Blvd.

📍 Early July – August
• Utility work
• Traffic shifted to the east side of Military Road
• Periodic center-lane work with traffic moved to outside lanes

🕖 Construction Hours
• Monday–Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
• Weekend work may occur as needed, with advance notice provided

For project updates and additional information, visit rtcwashoe.com/project/military-road-capacity-safety/ or contact [email protected].
*Photo Provided by RTC Washoe.

Every cone protects someone's loved one trying to make it home safely.

✅ Slow Down.
✅ Be Patient.
✅ Respect the Cone.

Today is Primary Election Day!

Find polling locations at https://www.nvsos.gov/elections/election-information/2026-election-information/2026-polling-locations

Nevada Chapter AGC is proud to endorse:

Federal Races:

James Settelmeyer Congressional District 2

Constitutional Races:

Joe Lombardo Governor

Local Races:

Jon Killoran Washoe County Commission District 2
Rob Pierce Washoe County Commission District 5
Chris Hicks Washoe County District Attorney
Derek Dreiling Washoe County District Court Judge, Dept. 1
Kathleen Taylor Reno Mayor
Summer Pellett Reno City Council Ward 2
Angie Gianoli City of Reno Municipal Court 1
Ed Lawson Sparks Mayor
Dian Vanderwell Sparks City Council Ward 2
Adam Mayberry Sparks City Council Ward 4

⛳ Did you know Nevada Chapter AGC has a Membership Council?

We’re out at the Ray Pezonella Memorial Charity Golf Tournament today at Red Hawk supporting a great cause and connecting with industry partners.

Lesly Jasso, AGC Membership Coordinator, and Jessica Natali, AGC Membership Council member, are on-site today representing AGC and supporting this fantastic event!

Interested in learning more about AGC membership?

Connect with a Membership Council member to learn how to get involved!

Proud to be endorsed by Nevada’s Contractors.


Nevada Chapter AGC

Join us in celebrating our recent Pinnacle Award from Nevada Chapter AGC! We’re incredibly proud of our project team for their outstanding work on the Heroes Memorial Historic Building & Annex Retrofit. Their efforts earned top honors in Contractor’s Excellence for Sustainability and Sensitivity to Environment, History, and Culture.

C/S completed a full renovation and structural retrofit of the 18,000-square-foot Heroes Memorial Building in Carson City, now home to the Attorney General’s Office. Originally built in 1921, the project carefully preserved key historic features like the brick façade, windows, and central stairwell. The upgrade also included major seismic improvements, new foundations, steel brace frames, and a full replacement of the utility plant, all completed while the adjacent building remained operational.