ARIZONA PETROLEUM MARKETERS ASSOCIATION - SPRING 2016 - Joint Message 4

Sep 22, 2026

Arizona Petroleum Marketers Association Fuel Monitor Spring 2016 issue outlines key association updates and priorities, including legislative advocacy in Arizona and Washington, D.C. Coverage highlights the Skimmers Task Force supporting increased penalties, member features and scholarship reminders, and operational guidance such as daily practices for successful petro CEOs. The issue also includes safety statistics, regulatory notices from ADEQ regarding UST/FR updates, an industry bill tracker, and a transportation agreement summary focused on cost and timeline improvements.

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Joint Message from the President and Executive Director

Skimmers Task Force Supports Increased Penalties

ADEQ UST FR Update Notice

10 Leading Causes of Workplace Injuries

APMA Scholarship Golf Tournament

APMA Bill Tracker

South Mountain Freeway Agreement Delivers Lower Cost, Shorter Timeline

VOLUME 9 - ISSUE 1

ARIZONA PETROLEUM MARKETERS ASSOCIATION SPRING 2016 Joint Message 4 Skimmers Task Force SupportsIncreased Penalties 5 The 7 Daily Practices of Super Successful Petro CEOs 6–7ADEQ UST FR Update Notice 9 10 Leading Causes of Workplace Injuries 10 APMA Scholarship Golf Tournament 11 APMA Bill Tracker 12 South Mountain Freeway AgreementDelivers Lower Cost, Shorter Timeline 14-15 ARIZONA PETROLEUM MARKETERS ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 44536Phoenix, AZ 85064 Petroleum Marketers Management Insurance Company C a o v e r a g e 􀅠 o o o o m a a n n o o a a t 􀂧 􀂣 Call PT Risk Management for your quote today!10621 S. 51st St., Ste. 101Phoenix, AZ 85044 (800)556-8228; (480)893‐8228 www.ptrisk.com 􀁩 PMMIC is A‐ (Excellent) rated byA. M . Best Company 􀁩 PMMIC was created by and isowned by petroleum marketers 􀁩 Petroleum UST and AST pollu􀆟onliability coverage 􀁩 Sa􀆟s􀄮es both state and federalrequirements 􀁩 Coverage includes losses fromdispensers 􀁩 Coverage for alterna􀆟ve fuelssuch as Bio‐Diesel and E85 􀁩 Compe􀆟􀆟ve rates and deduc􀆟bles 􀁩 Retroac􀆟 ve coverage available 􀁩 No tank age limita􀆟on 2 SPRING 2016 ADVERTISERS Cochise Companies ............................16 HollyFrontier Companies.......................8 PMMIC Insurance..................................2 Sloan LED..............................................7 Western Refining .................................14 To advertise, contact the APMA Fuel MonitorCommittee at fuelmonitor@apma4u.org. APMA’S PURPOSES APMA’s primary purpose is to protect andadvance its members’ legislative and regula -tory interests in Arizona and Washington, D.C.APMA’s secondary purpose is to provide mem -bers with business and social functions. Theseinclude an annual conference, workshops, sem -inars and industry speakers. APMA holds twogolf tournaments – one benefitting the APMAScholarship Foundation and the other in con -junction with the annual conference. In addition,APMA holds monthly membership meetings aswell as various association committee meet -ings. APMA is a member of the Petroleum Mar -keters Association of America. APMA’S OBJECTIVES • Encourage members to be actively engagedin association activities and legislative grass -roots efforts • Provide resources for education, training andthe exchange of ideas • Encourage members to maintain high busi -ness ethics and a positive image for the in -dustry • Advise and educate membership to enablethem to run their businesses effectively andprofitably Arizona Petroleum Marketers AssociationP.O. Box 44536 • Phoenix, AZ 85064PH: 602.330.6762 • FAX: 602.391.2817E-mail: Amanda@APMA4u.orgwww.APMA4u.orgAPMA Fuel Monitoris published by Cereus Graphics2950-2 East Broadway Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85040cereusgraphics.com Cover photo: HB2613 proposed to remove state licensurerequirements for geologists, landscapearchitects, cremationists, assayers, citrusfruit packers, athletic trainersand drivingschool instructors. It was a part of GovernorDucey’s mission to make it easier todobusiness in Arizona. The crowded CommerceCommittee hearing room was packed withopponents. APMA opposed the bill to theextent it will prevent registered geologistswho do environmental consulting work frominvolvement in the new UST Program. Joint Message 4 Skimmers Task Force Supports Increased Penalties 5 New Member Spotlight 5 The 7 Daily Practices of Super Successful Petro CEOs 6–7 Scholarship Application Reminder 8 ADEQ UST FR Update Notice 9 10 Leading Causes of Workplace Injuries 10 CONTENTS VOLUME 9 - ISSUE 1 Calendar of Upcoming Events 10 APMA Scholarship Golf Tournament 11 APMA Bill Tracker 12 Luncheon Recap 13 South Mountain FreewayAgreement Delivers LowerCost, Shorter Timeline 14-15 PMAA Updates 15 APMA Executive Committee President Jason Davis Arizona Fuel Distributors Immediate Past President Lenora NelsonBennett O

FAQs

What is the main legislative focus described for 2016?

The president and executive director highlight equalization of the diesel two-tier tax structure, including a proposal affecting diesel tax rates and light class vehicle license tax reductions.

Which task force item is emphasized in the issue?

The issue features a segment on the Skimmers Task Force supporting increased penalties.

What regulatory update notice is included?

An ADEQ UST FR Update Notice is included as part of the spring issue’s coverage.

Sep 22, 2026

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