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YOUR MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

More than a physical highway, the Ports-to-Plains Corridor directly impacts the bottom line of companies within the road and highway construction business such as paving contractors, grading companies, asphalt / concrete suppliers, road striping companies, barrier suppliers and many more. The Ports-to-Plains Alliance serves as a strong advocate for local communities in regards to policy and funding matters on the state and federal levels. It represents a true grassroots voice in the areas of transportation and economic development through its representation of businesses, counties, cities, local chambers of commerce and economic development organizations across the nine-state Ports-to-Plains Corridor. The Alliance, which has a growing impact on federal transportation legislation as demonstrated by the FAST Act, is committed to improving transportation infrastructure and, in turn, improving the economic and business interests that are the lifeblood of the Ports-to-Plains region. Adding your voice will only strengthen our efforts. As a member of the Ports-to-Plains Alliance, you will benefit from: Legislative strength on the federal and state level in the form of face-to-face meetings, letters of support for your projects and collaboration with legislators on transportation funding matters Shared knowledge, experience and education among other Alliance members Collaborative economic development outreach Regional, national and international exposure Leveraged marketing resources More than a physical highway, the Ports-to-Plains Corridor directly impacts the bottom line of companies within the road and highway construction business such as paving contractors, grading companies, asphalt / concrete suppliers, road striping companies, barrier suppliers and many more. The Ports-to-Plains Alliance serves as a strong advocate for local communities in regards to policy and funding matters on the state and federal levels. It represents a true grassroots voice in the areas of transportation and economic development through its representation of businesses, counties, cities, local chambers of commerce and economic development organizations across the nine-state Ports-to-Plains Corridor. The Alliance, which has a growing impact on federal transportation legislation as demonstrated by the FAST Act, is committed to improving transportation infrastructure and, in turn, improving the economic and business interests that are the lifeblood of the Ports-to-Plains region.