Building North Central Washington is a non-profit trade association dedicated to promoting and protecting the North Central Washington building industry for the preservation and growth of the local economy, small business, and quality of life.
What does BNCW Do?
We are a member-driven, small-business organization that serves as an aggressive advocate for our members, working to support the values and principles of small business. BNCW utilizes a grassroots approach to educate local elected officials and agency staff on important issues that impact our members. We’re actively involved in local policy-making, ensuring that our members’ collective voice and interests are heard loud and clear. BNCW works diligently to address the over-regulation of the building industry and small-business in general, while passionately defending against the rising tide of land-use regulations that are eroding citizens’ private property rights. We’re equally passionate about marketing and referring our member companies to the public, while promoting events and networking opportunities that help provide our members with a distinct competitive edge.
What are BNCW’s Guiding Principles?
Mission Statement BNCW promotes and protects the North Central Washington building industry for the preservation and growth of the local economy, small business and quality of life. Vision Statement BNCW envisions a community where people want to live and small businesses thrive. As a part of our aggressive involvement in local policy making, we provide a Government Affairs and Jurisdiction Meeting Calendar as well as publish a Local Jurisdiction Blog. Do you want to be more involved with your local government and issues? Consider joining BNCW to make a lasting impact on local business, property owners and entire communities. | Issues of Interest Building North Central Washington is engaged with elected officials and agency staff, at both the local and state levels, on important issues that impact our small-business members. Here are just some of the issues we follow. Permitting and Compliance Property Rights Land-Use Policy Economic Development Regulatory Reform Transportation Policy Escalating Taxes and Fees Energy Policy Legal Reform Workers’ Compensation Unemployment Insurance Health Insurance Reform Resources (Water; Power; Mineral; Etc.) Employment / Labor Policy and Laws |