Monthly Archives: November 2017

Available Now and for 2018 : “TIMBER” CARB Log Truck Replacement Grants Through Participating Dealers

“TIMBER” LOG TRUCK REPLACEMENT GRANTS AVAILABLE FROM PARTICIPATING TRUCK DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA: The Annual Reminder: “TIMBER” stands for “Truck Improvement/Modernization Benefitting Emissions Reductions”. The “TIMBER” Log Truck Replacement Voucher Program, run using “Carl Moyer” funds by the California Air Resources Board will again, starting now and in 2018, be making grants available to place against…

ACL Plumas-Sierra Chapter 2017 Christmas Party, Friday December 15; RSVPs Requested

PLUMAS-SIERRA CHAPTER CO-CHAIRS DOUG STOY OF DL STOY LOGGING AND PAUL VIOLETT OF SOPER-WHEELER INVITE YOU TO THE 2017 CHRISTMAS PARTY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2017 Plumas-Sierra Chapter Christmas Dinner Grizzly Grill 250 Bonta Street Blairsden, California 1-530-836-1300 No Host Bar: 5:30 pm Dinner: 6:30 pm What’s for dinner? ($37 includes tax, tip, and coffee) Green…

Stewardship Contracting with Forest Service Integrated Resource Service Contracts

What You Need to Know About IRSC Contracts Seminar presented in coordination with Federal Timber Purchasers Committee, Intermountain Forest Association, California Forestry Association, American Loggers Counsel, Associated California Loggers, and Associated Oregon Loggers Associated California Loggers is a coordinating sponsor of this seminar – A $50 discount will be extended to any ACL member taking…

‘SAVE THE DATE”: 2017 ACL North Coast Chapter Christmas Party — Thursday, December 14 at the Sea Grill in Eureka

SAVE THE DATE! Associated California Loggers North Coast Chapter  President Tim Renner invites you to the 2017  ACL North Coast Chapter Christmas Party: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 SIX O’CLOCK:  SOCIAL HOUR SEVEN O’CLOCK:     DINNER LOCATION: THE SEA GRILL RESTAURANT 316 E STREET EUREKA, CALIFORNIA 1-707-443-7187 “MORE INFORMATION SOON ON THE EVENING, THE PRICES, AND…

ACL WORKING GROUP WINS: CALIFORNIA AIR BOARD DROPPED LOGGING EQUIPMENT REGULATION

Associated California Loggers (ACL) has been working for a number of years in negotiating with the California Resources Board (CARB) on diesel issues.