CLCA: SFBAC Membership Drive BBQ

 On April 14, the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of California Landscape Contractors Association had a membership drive with a free BBQ at SiteOne in San Jose. Organized by Juan Carlos Esparza, SFBAC president, and Andrew Tuckman, Board member, the event had good attendance and became a chance for possible new members to learn about the benefits of CLCA. In addition, SFBA members were able to get together and network.





















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