As a member of the construction industry don't you feel it is your obligation to support our industry's voice in governmental matters. By joining CCBA you can do that.

As a member of our community, and associated with builders, subcontractors and suppliers, it simply makes sense to rub shoulders with others in the same trade. The more you interact, the better we all are.

Most importantly though is the valuable information that may be discussed and provided to those in attendance at meetings and luncheons. Any information gathered, no matter how small, helps me improve my business and has great value.

This is why Don Reed (Don Reed Construction) values his CCBA membership.

General Council Luncheon Schedule

January 25th

The Columbia County Builders' Association will hold a General Council luncheon Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at Guang Dong. Upon arrival, enjoy the buffet and meeting will start at 12:00 noon. Our speaker will be Dale Williams. Reservations are appreciated.

We will have our drawing for charcoal grill and the two infra-red turkey fryers at that time. Their Hammer Claw drawing jackpot is now $100 - Could you be the winner?

After the lunch an attorney from Tritt/Henderson in Jacksonville will hold a short seminar (about 45 minutes) and he will go over numerous contracts, their wording, etc. There is no charge for this if you have attended the CCBA lunch.

Barry Rutenberg, the NAHB 2012 President, will speak at our April 11, 2012 General Council lunch at Guang Dong. Additional details to follow. Please mark the date.

Please contact Lynda Yeany (phone: 386-867-1998 or via e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to reserve your seat. Cost of luncheon is $10 inclusive per person for CCBA members and $15 for non-members. We look forward to seeing everyone. Remember to RSVP. Thank you.

BUILDER MEMBER

Builder Members are directly involved in building or remodeling homes, apartments, schools, industrial, commercial, or other structures related to a community, or in land development. They include small volume builders, production builders, light commercial builders, land developers, and remodelers. A builder joins the National Association of Home Builders through his or her local home builders association.

ASSOCIATE MEMBER

Associate members are members who provide products or services to the home building industry. They include trade contractors and professional service firms such as insurance or mortgage companies. An associate joins the National Association of Home Builders through his or her local home builders association.

AFFILIATE MEMBER

Affiliate members are employees of Builder and Associate members. The Affiliate membership allows employees to enjoy benefits from the National Association of Home Builders at a reduced dues investment. Not all HBAs offer the Affiliate membership, nor is it a requirement to do so.

January 25th

BUILDER MEMBER

ASSOCIATE MEMBER

AFFILIATE MEMBER

Address Change

Meetings

Board Meeting

General Council Meeting