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Western
HVAC News
Williams Comfort Products Leaders to
Visit Capitol Hill, HVACR Summit.
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Colton, CA business leaders, Ruth Ann Davis and Monte
Kartchner will head to Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, March
15, and Wednesday, March 16, to attend the Air Conditioning,
Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) 2016 Public
Policy Symposium.
Williams
Comfort Products has been manufacturing HVACR equipment in
California and Arizona for over 100 years beginning in Los
Angeles in 1916. Williams has been voted Top Workplace for
the past two years by The Press Enterprise.
We are excited to go to Capitol Hill to share important
information about our manufacturing in California and
Arizona and the role we play in providing good-paying jobs,
said Mike Markowich, President. Our goal is to make sure
that Congress hears first-hand the issues and challenges our
industry faces as we work to protect HVACR and water heating
manufacturing and the jobs we create.
The 2016 Public Policy Symposium is designed to bring AHRI
members together with key public officials to discuss
important issues facing the HVACR and water heating
industry. The two-day event provides participants with the
opportunity for face-to-face meetings with lawmakers and
Congressional staff on Capitol Hill, and with officials in
federal agencies. The Symposium will also allow members to
hear from policy makers in Congress and federal agencies,
providing insight into policy ideas and potential federal
regulations.
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Ruth Ann Davis and
Monte Kartchner will meet on Wednesday with California Senator
Dianne Feinstein to report on the health of the HVACR and water
heating industry and to encourage manufacturing growth in the
industry by:
Keeping current
rules in place until the Department of Energy (DOE) convenes
stakeholders to revise the rulemaking process to take into account
progress made and the economic and technology justification for
future rulemakings
Requiring DOE to follow its own process rule when developing
efficiency standards
Requiring agencies to follow Executive Order 13563 to minimize the
cumulative effects of regulations
The HVACR and water
heating industry is facing many significant challenges, said AHRI
President and CEO Stephen Yurek. We are pleased that Ruth Ann Davis
and Monte Kartchner will join us to carry this important message to
Capitol Hill.
For more information
about Williams, visit
www.wfc-fc.com
or call +1.888.444.1212.
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