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MAAPA is an association representing the owners and operators of asphalt batching plants and quarries throughout Massachusetts.
MAAPA was founded in October 1935 and later renamed as the Massachusetts Asphalt Pavement Association in 1968
MAAPA is comprised of over 50 of the top asphalt production & quarry operators across Massachusetts
Directly or indirectly, MAAPA members employ thousands of plant workers, truckers, and construction crews across Massachusetts
Massachusetts Aggregate and Asphalt Pavement Association (MAAPA) is an association representing the owners and operators of asphalt batching plants and quarries throughout Massachusetts. These plants and quarries provide materials used for infrastructure repairs such as sand, stone, asphalt products, rail ballast and a host of other products. Directly and indirectly, our members provide thousands of jobs for plant workers, truckers, and construction crews across the state.
The purpose of MAAPA is to promote the development, improvement, and advancement of quality asphalt pavements. MAAPA works with various governmental agencies to improve pavement specifications and address environmental concerns. We also work to improve funding for transportation improvements at the state and federal levels.
Directly or indirectly, MAAPA members employ thousands of plant workers, truckers, and construction crews across the state.
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