About MCRBA
The Mobile County Road Builders Association (MCRBA), is a non profit trade association whose membership includes both construction and professional service companies. The association is committed first and primarily to quality and cost-effective construction on projects for the County of Mobile governing bodies, for the public it serves, and for all the general commercial and private users of road and bridge programs developed within our County.
Officers & Directors
Mobile County Road Builders Association, Inc.
2020-2022 Officers and Directors
President
Bret Paulk
H.O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Vice President
Shaun Stapleton
John G. Walton Construction
Secretary/Treasurer
Roman Clayton
C & H Construction Services
Immediate Past President
Shaun Shugart
Mobile Asphalt Company, LLC
General Contractor Directors
Johnny Meacham – Bay Area Contractors
Emanuel Gregory – C.Thornton, Inc.
Greg Smith – Asphalt Services
Cory Holcomb – S. J. & L., Inc. Civil Contractor
Ben Russell – P. L. Russell, LLC
Robert McDonough – McElhenney Construction
Associate Directors
Lyon Crowe – Alabama Pipe & Supply
John Flynn – Cowin Equipment
Morris King – Vulcan Materials
Garlin Rainey – Beard Equipment
Autrey McMillan – Tractor & Equipment
Tobie Sheils – Thompson Tractor
Culley Allgood – Bayou Concrete
Engineering Directors
Kirby Latham – Neel-Schaffer
Lewis Copeland – Southern Earth Sciences
John Murphy, Jr. – Neel-Schaffer
John Murphy, III – Mott-McDonald
Jay Davison – Thompson Engineering
Hank Eubanks – Volkert
Executive Presidents Council
Chad Tubbs – Ferguson Waterworks
Josh McElhenney – McElhenney Construction
Michael Weaver – H.O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
John Whitman – Mobile Asphalt Company, LLC
Ken Donoghue – H.O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Roger Dixon – John G. Walton Construction Co., Inc.
Chris Thornton – C. Thornton, Inc.
Johnny Murphy – H.O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Mack McGowin – Absentia
Michael Tew – S J & L, Inc. Civil Contractor
John McLaughlin – Gulf Equipment Corporation
Johnny Walton – John G. Walton Construction Co., Inc.
The MCRBA Mission
To promote the proper development of highways and streets throughout the County of Mobile in the State of Alabama; collect and disseminate information within the County on highway and street planning, and planning of finance, construction and maintenance thereof.
To promote educational and other measures for the safe use of the highways and streets, and cooperate with other national, state, and county organizations with similar aims and purposed in their efforts to establish a continuing highway and street program, and to promote the best interests of the highway industry and profession.
To encourage and foster the spirit of co-operation among contractors engaged in all branches of highway construction
To advise contractors with respect to and protect them from adverse conditions and/or influences which affect their interests
To act as a representative of and for and on behalf of, the highway industry in placing before public officials, engineers, the general public and other organizations the views, desires, and suggestions of contractors in regard to matters of mutual interest
To maintain an ongoing and discerning dialogue between the professional engineering design community and the road and bridge construction industry
To consider, advise against and combat unfair practices
To assist contractors in establishing and maintaining their organizations at maximum efficiency
To receive, administer and expend funds for scientific, literary or educational purposes
MCRBA Committees
By Laws Committee
Michael Weaver – H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Lyon Crowe – Alabama Pipe & Supply
John Whitman – Mobile Asphalt Co.
Josh McElhenney – McElhenney Construction Co.
Johnny Walton – John G. Walton Construction Co.
Liaison Committee
Michael Weaver – H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Roger Dixon – John G. Walton Construction Co.
Jimmy Loftin – Mobile Asphalt Co.
Johnny Walton – John G. Walton Construction Co.
John Murphy – Neel-Schaffer
John Whitman – Mobile Asphalt Co.
John McLaughlin – H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Josh McElhenney – McElhenney Construction Co.
Shaun Shugart – Mobile Asphalt Co.
Michael Tew – S. J. & L., Inc.
Chad Tubbs – Gulf Coast Underground
Bret Paulk – H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Pay-As-You-Go Committee
Chris Thornton – C. Thornton, Inc.
Roger Dixon – John G. Walton Construction Co.
Lyon Crowe – Alabama Pipe & Supply
Johnny Walton- John G. Walton Construction Co.
Michael Weaver – H. O. Weaver & Sons
Morris King – Vulcan Materials
Josh McElhenney – McElhenney Construction Co.
John Whitman – Mobile Asphalt Co.
Shaun Shugart – Mobile Asphalt Co.
Bret Paulk – H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Scholarship Committee
Lewis Copeland – Southern Earth Sciences
Josh McElhenney – McElhenney Construction Co.
Michael Weaver – H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
Roger Dixon – John G. Walton Construction Co.
Chad Tubbs – Gulf Coast Underground
Shaun Shugart – Mobile Asphalt Co.
Engineering Advisory Council
The Engineering Advisory Council includes, representation from the County Engineer’s office, the MCRBA, ASCE / ASPE, and AGC – to consider and recommend improvements to the design, specification, contracting, and quality assurance procedures employed within the County of Mobile for public and private projects. The common goal is to best assure that the vast majority of potential problems are identified and solved as early as practical in the process – and that a high quality, manageable, and cost-effective construction environment is achieved.
MCRBA Scholarship Fund
The Mobile County Road Builders Association Scholarship Fund was established in 1968 to promote excellence in the transportation construction industry in Mobile County. In 2015 the association was able to make this an endowed scholarship with the help of the Mitchell/Moulton Scholarship Initiative which matched our scholarship dollar for dollar. The Fund awards an annual scholarship in the amount of $3,000.00 to the “Outstanding Civil Engineering Student” at the University of South Alabama.
Students eligible to apply for the scholarship must:
· Be entering their senior year of engineering at the University of South Alabama
· have their primary residence in Mobile County, or if one is not available, in Baldwin County; must plan to return to Southwest Alabama to work after finishing school.
The University is given the authority to choose the student with the best overall grade-point average that can meet the above criteria.
