Ohio Contractors Association – Local 18

The wake-up call for the Ohio contractors came in 1918, when the rising cost of rail freight was increasing the price of materials already included in established road building contracts. Contractors sought reimbursement but, without one strong voice, their individual pleas went unheard – lost figuratively in the shrill noise of a train riding on rails. 

In the fall of 1918, those individual voices became unified when contractors throughout the state assembled in Columbus. The effort those 50-some contractors, “who turned Ohio’s mud roads into brick, concrete and macadam and worked under horse-and-buggy rules,” had, in coming together, was the forming of a group that today is a leading voice for Ohio’s heavy, highway and utility industry – the Ohio Contractors Association.

For more information on the Ohio Contractors Association, visit their website here.

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