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The new Al Zampa Memorial Bridge across the Carquinez Strait in the San Francisco Bay is the first new suspension bridge built in the United States since 1973. The new Carquinez Bridge Opened Saturday November 8th 2003.



The Annual "Worker's Memorial Day Bridge Walk"
will be held on
Saturday, April 26, 2008 From 8:30-11:00am


We will assemble at the lower lot of the Dead Fish Restaurant in Crockett. There will be a few speeches and then a walk across the Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge. This Project is put on by "WORKSAFE" A Non-Profit Organization and supported by State Building & Construction Trades and State AFL-CIO and Their Local Councils.

Crockett Vista:
Although officially not open due to power and water hookups, it is completed and the AL Zampa plaque is in place. It's located between Crockett & Rodeo on Old Highway 40 (San Pablo Ave.). Check out the great view!

 

The Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge is the only bridge in the U.S. named for a blue collar worker, a construction worker, an Iron Worker. It represents the men and women of all building and construction trades who work on and build these projects which become monuments for generations to see and visit.

Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge

A Monument to Workers
ALFRED ZAMPA MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Representing all blue collar workers


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