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Throughout this summer, teammates from our Southwest Division have engaged with community members by attending several Touch-A-Truck events in their local areas. These events provide families and children in the community with the unique opportunity to explore vehicles of all types – including Martin Marietta’s ready mix trucks. Thanks to our teammates for showing us what being great neighbors is all about!

Join us in downtown Raleigh on Sunday, Nov. 3, for the 2024 Martin Marietta City of Oaks Marathon! Race options include a marathon, half-marathon, 10K and 5K. This year's race will benefit the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. To make sure a portion of your registration fee is included, use tracking code “SCIENCE” at checkout. We’ll match up to $15,000 of donations made. Sign up today: https://bit.ly/3WmO0Lf

When Terry Von Rentzell drives through his community, he can see the real impact of his work. And that's something special. Want a career you can take pride in? Join our rock-solid team: https://bit.ly/3PLHg4N

Congratulations to the crew at the Salisbury Shop for reaching 1 million hours without a lost-time incident. Senior Director of Production Services Damon Allen attributes the team's success in the past 13 years to their continuous efforts to enhance safety. “Anytime you improve safety, you have greater productivity, efficiency and quality.”

Since beginning his term as chairman of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA), Martin Marietta Executive Vice President and CFO Jim Nickolas has enjoyed working with NSSGA’s talented staff to make a difference in communities across the country. “The past few months have been tremendous,” he said. “We successfully partnered with industry leaders and lawmakers to encourage passage of the bipartisan Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization Act of 2024, which was signed into law in May. This act, in part, provides funding for the building and repair of our nation’s runways. In June, we met with more than 100 producers, Manufacturers & Services members and friends at NSSGA’s Leadership Summit in Florida. Next month, we’ll attend the Legislative & Policy Forum in Washington, D.C., where we look forward to educating lawmakers on the importance of aggregates and promoting policies important to the industry.”

Last week marked the end of my 11-week corporate tax internship at Martin Marietta here in Raleigh, NC. To say that I learned a lot this summer hardly does this experience the justice it deserves. It would be more accurate to say that I have learned more about what I do (and don't) like about corporate tax, that I have built lasting relationships with knowledgeable tax professionals, and that I have gained a greater appreciation for the intricacies of our tax system. As my first internship, Martin Marietta was an incredible company to begin my career in the accounting industry with. Most accounting students begin their careers with public accounting firms, but I am grateful to have started on the industry side of the field. This experience will allow me to be a more patient and empathetic public accountant; after all, busy season is busy season, regardless of what side of the field you're on! "Culture" is one of the greatest buzzwords in the corporate and recruiting environment. It is easy to make promises of a great culture, but it is quite difficult to keep those promises. Martin Marietta truly is a world-class organization that renews and keeps that promise each day. That commitment begins with a focused executive team, shines in recruiters like Stanley Stiles, and is evident in every person I had the pleasure of meeting this summer. I am unbelievably grateful for the knowledge and advice of my team, our managers, and our directors. Between the alphabet soup of tax acronyms and the dreaded Excel workpapers, their guidance allowed me to absorb so much invaluable information. I would like to thank my direct managers Jenny Smith, Jeff Hendrickson, Brian Short, CPA, Nathan Rahmer, CPA, and Isaac Jordan for their dedication to my personal and professional development. To specifically thank everyone that deserves it would be to write a book, but I am eternally grateful to everyone at Martin Marietta for the piece they played in making this internship so valuable!

30 years. Thousands of stories. ONE team. We’re proud to be celebrating three decades of excellence as a publicly traded company.

We are grateful for our Martin Marietta interns and all their hard work this summer. We can't wait to see what amazing things they continue to accomplish. Keep up the great work!

We might not be able to control the weather, but we can definitely bring the rock-star teammates and Basic Safety Rules you need for a great summer.