​To start off the new year, the magazine spans rivers, canyons, and freeways to provide the backstories of bridges constructed since the 1980s, including Theodore Roosevelt Lake Bridge, Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, Hell Canyon Bridge, the mile-long bridge on the Loop 202 over the Salt River, and the New Wear Footbridge in Sunderland, England. Other topics in the well-rounded issue include fire prevention, boom cranes, and a tow truck museum.
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For your convenience, copies of the magazine are available on the ACC website, at Books on Seventh Avenue in Phoenix, or at the Ignite Sign Museum in Tucson. Don't miss out on the opportunity to delve into the rich history of Arizona's infrastructure and construction.​​​
Arizona Contractor & Community magazine has become a vital forum for the state’s building industry by providing critical information and exposure to companies in the field. Moreover, the publication has expanded beyond traditional construction, architecture, and real estate topics and has found an audience with those who have fresh ideas on adaptive reuse of historic buildings or making new developments more community-friendly and sustainable. ​
​The magazine also looks frequently in the rearview mirror with articles that honor the many remarkable accomplishments of the building industry in Arizona. It may have been “just a job” back in the day, but these construction pioneers created the spectacular framework that still holds Arizona together. Anyone with an interest in history or engineering will enjoy the incredible legacy of roads, buildings, dams, and other infrastructure projects featured in the magazine.
Back issues of Arizona Contractor and Community magazine feature articles, illustrated with vintage photographs, about Arizona construction, architecture, and history that can’t be found elsewhere.
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DIGITAL COPIES CAN BE PURCHASED
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For any general inquiries, please fill in the following contact form:
Billy Horner ​
602-931-0069
PO Box 6912, Glendale, AZ 85312​
