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Today, ��ѻ��ý celebrates Building Safety Month, along with other leaders of America’s design and construction industry, promoting resilience as the solution to making the nation’s aging infrastructure more safe and secure.�� ��ѻ��ý and almost two dozen associations, representing 700,000 members, issued a joint statement on reliance at a special press conference and event on May 13��at the National Building Museum.�� ��ѻ��ý ��has included a session on how owners are incorporating resiliency into their plans during ��ѻ��ý’s 2014 Contractors Environmental Conference—on June 12-13, in Arlington, Va.�� Visit for more information. “We recognize that natural and manmade hazards pose an increasing threat to the safety of the public and the vitality of our nation,” reads the joint statement,��in part. “We further recognize that contemporary planning, building materials, design, construction and operational techniques can make our communities more resilient to these threats.” In joining the Alliance for a Resilient Tomorrow, ��ѻ��ý recognizes the need to improve the resilience of the nation’s entire built environment through research into new materials, construction procedures and other methods to improve the standard of practice – so that the next time disaster strikes, our infrastructure is ready and recovers quickly. For more information, contact ��ѻ��ý’s Melinda Tomaino at��tomainom@agc.org��or (703) 837-5415.