Letter to the President: Defend America’s Supply Chains and Boost U.S. Manufacturing

The administration can usher in a golden age of construction by expanding American cement production.

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The Washington Times (Letter to the Editor): “Ensure Our Cement Is U.S.-Made”

Cement produced in the United States can help usher in an American manufacturing renaissance.

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Letter to Congress: Support American Manufacturing in Surface Transportation Reauthorization

Common Sense America outlines legislative priorities to boost domestic cement production.

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American Foundations Project Urges Congress to Expand Use and Production of U.S.-Made Materials in Upcoming Transportation Bill

Common Sense America (CSA) President and Founder Steve Crim called on Congressional leaders to champion policies that support America’s manufacturing and domestic construction sectors as Congress deliberates the next surface transportation authorization bill.

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U.S. Cement is the Foundation of the American Dream

American cement is foundational to solving the nation's housing crisis.

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American Foundations Urges Domestic Cement Production Boost to Support New Trump Housing Initiative

Common Sense America President and Founder Steve Crim issued a statement following the release of President Donald J. Trump's executive order (EO) "Stopping Wall Street From Competing With Main Street Homebuyers."

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Substandard Imports Threaten American Communities and Jobs

Strengthening U.S. infrastructure is a national security imperative that requires a steady supply of American-made cement.

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Building Prosperity In America

American cement builds our homes, roadways, businesses, and communities— powering our nation’s economy, anchoring our critical infrastructure, and creating good-paying jobs.

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The Daily Record: New effort backs domestic cement

The U.S. experienced a decline in cement production in 2024. Meanwhile, 22% of cement consumed in the U.S. in 2024 was supplied by foreign countries.

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