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ARIZONA ROCK PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION
PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 860147456 · Form 990 · FY2020 · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.azrockproducts.org
revenue
$771K
expenses
$730K
net assets
$1.1M
employees
4
program ratio
0%
mission · from form 990

PROMOTE COMMUNICATION AND UNDERSTANDING WITH GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, COMMUNITY GROUPS, CITIES, TOWNS AND COUNTIES FOR THE ROCK PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Arizona Rock Products Association (ARPA) is a nonprofit organization that advocates for the rock and construction materials industry in Arizona. It serves companies involved in the production and supply of aggregates, concrete, and related materials, focusing on education, sustainability, and community engagement. ARPA also promotes industry-related training and policy advocacy to enhance the industry's public perception and economic impact.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Community Excellence Award Program
Recognizes aggregate producers for their community involvement and support activities that enhance public perception of the aggregates industry.
Future Leaders Program
Aims to prepare the next generation of leaders in the rock products industry by engaging young professionals and fostering leadership skills.
Mining Day at the Capitol
Brings together mining companies and stakeholders to educate legislators and the public about the economic benefits of the mining industry.
activities · 7 groups

what they do

  • Industry-Specific Legislative Advocacy 4 activities
    • Advocacy for the Rock Products Industry
      Engages with Arizona public officials and applies expertise in government affairs, regulatory processes, and legislative processes at federal, state, and local levels to advocate for the rock products and mining industries. This includes organizing "Mining Day at the Capitol" to educate stakeholders and the public.
    • Advocacy for the Rock Products Industry
      Engages with Arizona public officials and applies expertise in government affairs, regulatory processes, and legislative processes at federal, state, and local levels to address challenges affecting the rock products industry. This includes representing companies producing aggregate materials in Arizona.
    • Advocacy for the Rock Products Industry
      Engages with Arizona public officials and applies expertise in government affairs, regulatory processes, and legislative processes at federal, state, and local levels to address challenges affecting the rock products industry. This includes representing companies producing aggregate materials in Arizona.
    • Government Advocacy and Policy Engagement
      Advocates for the rock products and mining industries by engaging with public officials at federal, state, and local levels on policy, regulatory, and legislative issues, including representation of aggregate producers in Arizona.
  • Member Recognition Awards 4 activities
    • Community Excellence Award Program
      Operates the Community Excellence Award Program, established in 2005, to recognize aggregate producers for their community involvement and support activities.
    • Community Excellence Award Program
      Recognizes aggregate producers for outstanding community involvement and support through an annual award program established in 2005.
    • Community Excellence Award Program
      Operates the Community Excellence Award Program, established in 2005, to recognize aggregate producers for their community involvement and support activities.
    • Community Excellence Award Program
      Operates the Community Excellence Award Program, established in 2005, to recognize aggregate producers for their community involvement and support activities.
  • Regional Economic and Workforce Research Reporting 4 activities
    • Economic Impact Research
      Publishes economic impact studies, such as the 2023 report detailing the rock products industry's contribution of 8,656 jobs and a total economic impact of $7.6 billion in Arizona.
    • Economic Impact Research
      Conducted and published a 2023 economic impact study quantifying the contribution of Arizona Rock Products firms, including 8,656 direct jobs, $4.1 billion in direct economic impact, and a total impact of $7.6 billion and 25,647 jobs.
    • Economic Impact Studies
      Publishes economic impact studies, such as the 2023 report detailing the industry's contribution of 8,656 jobs and a total economic impact of $7.6 billion in Arizona.
    • Economic Impact Studies
      Publishes economic impact studies, such as the 2023 report detailing the rock products industry's contribution to Arizona's economy, including jobs and direct and total economic impact.
  • Construction Industry Professional Development 4 activities
    • Industry Education and Training
      Offers educational workshops and training to members to keep them informed about industry advancements and promotes sustainability in the rock products industry. Also participates in Arizona Construction Career Days.
    • Industry Education and Training
      Offers educational workshops and training to keep members informed about industry advancements and promotes sustainability in the rock products industry. Also participates in Arizona Construction Career Days.
    • Industry Education and Training
      Offers educational workshops and training to keep members informed about industry advancements and promotes sustainability in the rock products industry. Also participates in Arizona Construction Career Days.
    • Industry Education and Workforce Development
      Supports workforce development by participating in Arizona Construction Career Days and offering educational workshops and training to keep members informed about industry advancements and sustainability practices.
  • Political Action Committee (PAC) Operations 4 activities
    • Political Action Committee (PAC) Operations
      Administers a PAC in compliance with Arizona law (ARS Title 16, Chapter 6) to collect individual contributions and distribute funds to political candidates and campaigns in support of the industry.
    • Political Action Committee (PAC) Operations
      Operates a Political Action Committee (PAC) to collect contributions from individuals and distribute donations to candidates for political office or political campaigns, administered in accordance with Arizona law (ARS Title 16, Chapter 6).
    • Political Action Committee (PAC) Operations
      Operates a Political Action Committee (PAC) to collect contributions from individuals and distribute donations to candidates for political office or political campaigns, administered in accordance with Arizona law (ARS Title 16, Chapter 6).
    • Political Action Committee (PAC) Operations
      Operates a Political Action Committee (PAC) to collect contributions from individuals and distribute donations to candidates for political office or political campaigns, administered in accordance with Arizona law (ARS Title 16, Chapter 6).
  • Blood Drive Organization 1 activity
    • Community Support Initiatives
      Organizes charitable activities including a blood drive with the American Red Cross and the assembly of international care packages containing medical supplies, medication, and toiletries for communities in need.
  • Uncategorized 12 activities
    • Arizona Mining Stakeholders Group Meetings
      Convenes stakeholder meetings for members and invited guests to discuss key issues affecting the mining industry in Arizona.
    • Community and Member Engagement Events
      Hosts annual and seasonal events for members and guests, including a spring training game, holiday luncheon, and an annual convention to foster community and industry networking.
    • Future Leaders Program
      Develops and hosts a Future Leaders Program with regular monthly meetings to cultivate leadership talent within the rock products industry in Arizona.
    • Future Leaders Program
      Develops and hosts a Future Leaders Program with regular monthly meetings to cultivate leadership talent within the rock products industry in Arizona.
    • Future Leaders Program
      Develops leadership talent within the Arizona rock products industry through a structured program that includes regular monthly meetings held on the second Friday of each month.
    • Future Leaders Program
      Develops and hosts a Future Leaders Program with regular monthly meetings to cultivate leadership talent within the rock products industry in Arizona.
    • Member Events and Meetings
      Hosts various events for members and invited guests, including an annual convention, Arizona Mining Stakeholders Group Meetings, a spring training game event, and a holiday luncheon co-hosted with the AMA.
    • Member Events and Meetings
      Hosts various events for members and invited guests, including an annual convention, spring training game events, Arizona Mining Stakeholders Group Meetings, and a holiday luncheon co-hosted with the AMA.
    • Member Events and Networking
      Organizes various events for members and invited guests, including an annual convention, spring training game events, Arizona Mining Stakeholders Group Meetings, and a holiday luncheon co-hosted with the AMA.
    • Mining Day at the Capitol
      Organizes "Mining Day at the Capitol" to educate the Arizona state legislature, educators, and the public about the mining industry and its economic benefits. This event is for members and invited guests.
    • Mining Day at the Capitol
      Organizes an annual "Mining Day at the Capitol" event to educate Arizona legislators, educators, and the public about the mining industry’s economic contributions and operational importance.
    • Mining Day at the Capitol
      Organizes "Mining Day at the Capitol" to educate the Arizona state legislature, educators, and the public about the mining industry and its economic benefits. This event is for members and invited guests.
financials · form 990 · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$771K
Contributions & grants$739K96%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$530%
Other revenue$32K
expenses
Total expenses$730K
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$401K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.08M
Cash$498K
Investments$0
Liabilities$8K
Net assets$1.07M
Liquid reserves8.2 mo
1 years on record · 2020–2020
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
STEVE TRUSSELL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40 $202K
board members · 21
  • BILL MACKEY — Director
  • BRAD PARKER — Director
  • BRAD SCHMITZ — Director
  • CAROL FELLARS — Director
  • CHANCE ALLEN — Director
  • DAN BURGESS — Director
  • DAVID NABAVI — Director
  • ENRIQUE ROZAS — Director
  • ERIC LOKEN — Chairman
  • ERIC MEARS — Director
  • JAMES CARUSONE — OUTGOING CHAIR
  • LARRY WALKER — Director
  • MARK MURDSA — Director
  • MARTIN RAMIREZ — Director
  • MICHAEL MORAGO — Director
  • RICHARD KISSLING — Treasurer
  • SAM HUDDLESTON — Director
  • SEAN PRATER — Director
  • TIM COUGHLIN — Secretary
  • TOBY BALLENTINE — CHAIRMAN ELECT
  • TOBY SKINNER — Director
relationships · 32

who they work with

  • American Red Cross Partner — Partnered to launch blood drives.
  • Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry Coalition — ARPA leadership serves on the Board of Directors for the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
  • Arizona Contractors Association Coalition — Partner organization in the construction and aggregates industry
  • Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Partner — Works with ARPA on environmental compliance and regulatory matters
  • Arizona Department of Transportation Partner — Collaborates on regulatory matters affecting the rock products industry.
  • Arizona Department of Transportation Partner — Collaborates with ARPA on transportation and infrastructure initiatives
  • Arizona Materials Partner — Employer of Jessica Cutter, Chair of the ARPA Future Leaders Program.
  • Arizona Mining Association Partner — Co-hosts a holiday luncheon.
  • Arizona Mining Association Partner — Shared executive leadership; ARPA's Executive Director also serves as Executive Director of the Arizona Mining Association.
  • CEMEX Partner — David Nabavi, Chairman of ARPA's Board of Directors and Board Executive Committee, is from CEMEX.
  • CEMEX Coolidge Plant Partner — Awarded 1st Place in the 2014-2015 Community Excellence Awards.
  • CEMEX Southern Arizona Ready Mix & Aggregates Partner — Awarded 1st Place in the 2023 Community Excellence Awards for materials donation for a veteran home build.
  • CalPortland Diablo Aggregate Plant Partner — Awarded 1st Place in the 2016-2017 Community Excellence Awards.
  • CalPortland Orange Grove Facility Partner — Awarded Runner Up in the 2015-2016 Community Excellence Awards.
  • CalPortland West 43Ave Facility Partner — Awarded 1st Place in the 2015-2016 Community Excellence Awards.
  • CalPortland, Bullard Plant Partner — Awarded Runner Up in the 2008-2009 Community Excellence Awards.
  • CalPortland, Coolidge Facility Partner — Awarded Runner Up in the 2010-2011 and 2009-2010 Community Excellence Awards.
  • Center of Environmentally Sustainable Mining Coalition — ARPA leadership serves on the Technical Advisory Board for the Center of Environmentally Sustainable Mining.
  • DRAKE Cement Paulden Plant Partner — Awarded Runner Up in the 2015-2016 Community Excellence Awards.
  • Desert Ready Mix Partner — Gary Curtis, Incoming Chairman of ARPA's Board of Directors and Board Executive Committee, is from Desert Ready Mix.
  • FNF Construction, Inc. Partner — Awarded Runner Up in the 2010-2011 and 2009-2010 Community Excellence Awards.
  • Governor’s Regulatory Review Council Government — ARPA leadership serves on the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council.
  • Granite Construction Company Partner — Awarded 1st Place in the 2010-2011 Community Excellence Awards and Runner Up in the 2008-2009 Community Excellence Awards for its Tangerine Plant.
  • Lafarge NA Sun City Aggregates Plant Partner — Awarded Runner Up in the 2014-2015 Community Excellence Awards and 1st Place in the 2009-2010 Community Excellence Awards.
  • NSSGA Partner — Provides educational videos and sustainability resources courtesy of NSSGA.
  • National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association Network — ARPA is affiliated with this national trade association
  • Salt River Materials Group Clarkdale Cement Plant Partner — Awarded Runner Up in the 2014-2015 Community Excellence Awards and 1st Place in the 2010-2011 Community Excellence Awards.
  • Salt River Materials Group, 67th Ave. Plant Partner — Awarded 1st Place in the 2008-2009 Community Excellence Awards.
  • U.S. House of Representatives Government — Provides a link to official U.S. House representative finder, indicating engagement with federal legislative bodies.
  • University of Arizona’s Mining School Coalition — ARPA leadership serves on the Executive Committee for the University of Arizona’s Mining School.
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