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ATSSA hosting Town Hall Tuesday on government’s COVID-19 response & infrastructure funding

Rep. Brendan Boyle, D-Pa., and AASHTO Executive Director Jim Tymon taking part

ATSSA will host a live, virtual Town Hall on Tuesday featuring ATSSA’s new President & CEO Stacy Tetschner and ATSSA Vice President of Government Relations Nate Smith conversing with AASHTO Executive Director Jim Tymon and Rep. Brendan Boyle, D-Pa., who serves on the House Ways and Means Committee.

Registration is now open for this first Town Hall, which starts at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. The conversation will focus on the state and federal response to COVID-19 and potential infrastructure investments. The presentation will last approximately one hour and include a question-and-answer period toward the end of the program.

This is the first of two Town Halls currently scheduled. The next one is slated for April 28 and will focus on ATSSA’s training options, which enable members to continue training amid social distancing guidelines. Registration and additional details will be available soon.

ATSSA Town Halls include participation from the Association’s members and industry leaders from around the country.

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Tags: government relations infrastructure ATSSA members ATSSA president & CEO Stacy Tetschner COVID-19 essential critical infrastructure workers virtual training Nate Smith Virtual Town Hall Town Hall Rep. Brendan Boyle AASHTO Executive Director Jim Tymon
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