Construction Control Corporation has provided cost consulting and estimating services on over 3,500 construction projects since 1984. These projects range up to $200 million in construction costs, and cover a wide variety of building types.

The first CCC camp to be completed in Utah was located about ten miles up American Fork Canyon. After establishing a temporary camp, forty young men, or “enrollees,” most of whom were between the ages of eighteen and twenty-three, began construction of …

During the Great Depression, the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) brought thousands of young men from across the country to work in Utah. This New Deal program gave young men jobs building useful conservation, recreation, and other public works projects across the state.

2021年10月6日 · By the time the CCC ended in 1942, 116 camps had been built in the state of Utah and a total of 22,074 local men and 23,833 out-of-state men had been employed. In 1933, the first CCC camp established in Zion National Park, NP-1, was located at Blue Springs in the Kolob Terrace area of the park.

The Civilian Conservation Corps in Utah collection contains images from various CCC camps throughout Utah, in both black and white and color, taken and collection by members of the CCC. This collection also has newsletters published by individual camps.

2021年1月28日 · The Civilian Conservation Corps in Utah Page | 3 The CCC in Utah Utah was hit hard by the effects of the Great Depression. By 1932 more than 30 percent of the workforce in Utah was unemployed. The fall in the price of metals led to a decline in mining and the agricultural economy was also in a downturn. CCC activities started

Construction Control Corporation has provided cost estimating services for the construction industry since its founding in 1984. We have estimated over 4,000 projects, ranging from minor remodels to $200 million building programs. Our clients include architects, owners, developers, contractors, and government entities.

2021年5月17日 · The CCC made a major contribution to conservation and the economy in Davis County during the 1930s and early 1940s. Many of those employed on projects in the county were from Utah and the extra money from their paychecks went to support their families at home.

The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), a New Deal program, operated from 1933 until 1942. The CCC provided jobs and training to young men (primarily between the ages of 18 and 25) and made improvements on public land. Each of the 116 …

1995年8月8日 · Over the next 10 years, the CCC workers performed hundreds of jobs in Utah, working on roads, building construction, flood-control projects, forest replantation and dozens of other tasks. In the first enrollment in Salt Lake City on May 4, 1933, 140 men were selected from the 4,000 who applied.