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Welcome to the Aggregate Producers of WI Website
 Aggregate Producers of Wisconsin (APW) is a non-profit, statewide trade association dedicated solely to the concerns of crushed stone, sand and gravel producers, and to businesses that provide goods and services to the aggregate industry.The Association is governed by an eleven-member Board of Directors comprising of nine Producer Members, one Associate Member, and one Past President. Producer members serve for three-year terms and associate members are elected for a two-year term. The Board meets monthly. The Association holds annual elections, an annual convention and business meetings for all members. The links above will provide more information, including names of the current Board members, membership benefits, and a dues schedule. Click here for a brief history. If you have additional questions about the Association, please contact the APW office.
Why are Aggregates Important? To learn about all of the ways aggregates help build our state, please click here. Registration Now Open for APW Annual Convention! The 2018 APW Annual Convention agenda has been finalized and registration is now open to attend the event! To see the full agenda, please click here. To download a registration form, please click here. Mark Krumenacher to headline the event: Mark Krumenacher is a Senior Principal and Senior Vice President of GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. based in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Mark has served as Principal, Project Manager and Project Hydrogeologist during the past 27 years with GZA on environmental, geologic, hydrogeologic and engineering projects throughout North America. He is a Professional Geologist with licensure nationally and in several states and is a Certified Hazardous Materials Manager. He has managed and conducted geologic, hydrogeologic and, engineering studies, remedial investigations, environmental assessments, pre-acquisition environmental due diligence and hazardous waste management at various properties including surface and underground mines, large industrial, commercial and urban redevelopment projects, Federal Superfund sites and state-lead environmental projects. He has provided testimony regarding aggregate and industrial mineral mining before State Boards and Senate Committees; State, County, Township and Municipal units of government; NGOs, local environmental groups and Community Advisory Council to address concerns associated with nonmetallic mining. Mark also served on the Minnesota Silica Sand Rule Making Advisory Panel in 2014 and 2015.
2018 APW Officers and Board Members
Brian Endres, Payne & Dolan |
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