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Looks like all our hard work paid off! Local 110 volunteers canvassed in Festus on Saturday, July 25th and Wednesday July 29th to spread the word on why Amendments 4 and 5 are wrong for Missouri.

1st Photo (Back Row) - Business Agent Geno Aguayo, Secretary Treasurer Rob Reed, Retiree Don Kreienheder, Government Affairs Director Clint McBride, Retirees Randy Bass, Mark McCann, VOC Chairman Colby Erhart
(Front Row) - Colton James, Business Manager Jose, Cruz & Ivan Gomez

2nd Photo - Retiree Randy Bass, President Brad Wilfong, Business Agent Geno Aguayo, Former Business Manager Don Willey, Retiree Mike Wann, Recording Secretary Adam Kreienheder, Executive Board Member Jose Hernandez, Retiree Don Kreienheder

37 Year member and Retiree Kenneth Watts passed away on July 30th. He spent the majority of his career with Vee Jay Cement Co. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. May he Rest in Peace.

Watts, Kenneth Robert - Kutis Funeral Home Inc Watts, Kenneth Robert 59 of Rich Hill MO, formerly of St. Louis, passed away July 30th, 2026. Kenneth was a proud retired union laborer for Vee-Jay Cement Contracting Company and member of LiUNA Local 110. He was a current member of Kirkwood Lodge #484 A.F. & A.M., St Louis, MO…

The polls are open, and it’s time to make your voice heard. Stand up for your rights and your vote, say NO to Amendments 4 & 5 today.

Vote NO on Amendment 4!

Missouri voters passed a sales tax cap. Under Amendment 4, it would have failed • Missouri Independent Missouri voters approved a constitutional amendment in 2016 barring state and local governments from imposing new sales taxes on most services — a measure its backers pitched as protection against future taxes on haircuts, car repairs, childcare and other everyday expenses. It passed with nearly 5...

On Thursday, July 16, members of Laborers' Local 110's Volunteer Organizing Committee (VOC) partnered with the St. Louis Area Foodbank to help distribute groceries through the Food on the Move program at Morse Mill Baptist Church in Jefferson County.

Giving back to our communities is at the heart of what Local 110 is all about. Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time to help families in need.

Photo (left to right): Executive Board Member Jose Hernandez, Retiree Don Kreienheder, Executive Board Member and VOC Chairman Colby Erhart, and Sean Keegan with the St. Louis Area Foodbank.

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On July 18th, Local 110’s Volunteer Organizing Committee teamed up with MoWIT and Alberici to help build sidewalks and the base for a pergola at a community garden project in south city. This workday was a great way for us to use our construction skills to make a long-lasting positive impact on the community.

Group Photo from left to right:

110 Members Lucio Banuelos, Joel Contreras, Ian Jensen, VOC Chairman Colby Erhart, Executive Board Member Jose Hernandez, 110 Member Tom Zeable

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