PRARA NEWS ESTABLISHED 1937 March 2017

79 YEARS OF SERVICE TO PETROLEUM RETAILERSAND AUTO REPAIR DEALERS IN PENNSYLVANIA

2017 OFFICERS PRESIDENT

Jeff Decker

1ST VICE PRESIDENT

DENNIS BUDZYNSKI

2ND VICE PRESIDENT

Gauttam Patel

SECRETARY TREASURER

Ray Moore

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jesse Huey

Dinesh Mittal

John Listak

Kevin Forsythe

OFFICE STAFF

Executive Director

Nancy Maricondi

Assistant

Field Rep

Mike Gallagher

IN THIS ISSUE...

Monthly Columns President’s Page 3 Nancy’s Notes 2

Articles of Interest Rack Prices 2

PPA Legislative Report 6

PPA Legislative Report 7

PPA Legislative Report 8

Classified 9

Advertising Rates 10

2017 Golf Outing Golfer App 11

CCAC Class Schedule 12

2017 Golf outing Hole Sponsorship 15

SSDA-AT legislative Update 17

Member to Member Services 18-19

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Brand Reg. Mid. Prem. BP b* 1.4936 1.6436 1.9406

Citgo b* 1.4916 1.6445 1.9008

Exxon b* 1.4935 1.6475 1.9085

Gulf b* 1.4445 1.5525 1.7845

Shell b* 1.4863 1.6739 2.0372

Sunoco 1.5005 1.6405 1.9228 * 10% ethanoll

Tax of .689 cents per gallon and .011 cent

indemnification fund & .001 cent Oil Spill Tax are not

included in rack price.

Superfund tax eliminated

RACK PRICES 3/01/17

No New Members

Convenience Store Wholesalers

A.J. Silberman & Co.............................................. 18

TurnerDairy...............................................................5

Environmental Service

Flynn Environmenal................................................18

Groundwater Environmental Service Inc..................5

Moody & Associates Inc...........................................4

Presise Tank Modifications.................................... 12 .

Insurance

Bulava & Associates................................................ 13

Jobbers / Distributors Bradigan’s...................................................................4

Reed Oil......................................................................8

PPC Lubriants.............................................................8

Waste Management

Environmental Specialists, Inc....................................9

PRARA ADVERTISERS

NANCY’S NOTES

This has been a difficult month so far., I am

back to almost full time. Amber has moved on

to greener pastures. A good thing is that Clara

has agreed to come back and help us out. We

are currently looking for an office manager and

have a few good candidates. The process is a

lengthy one to say the least. It would be much

easier if you could predict the future. With that

said we are operating short staffed . If you

have an issue or need help please just leave us

a message and we will get back to you as soon

as possible. We will be checking messages on

a regular basis during this time.

We have a meeting scheduled with Allegheny

County Executive and the County Manager

concerning the new UST inspections on March

10th we will keep you informed.

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PRESIDENTS PAGE BY: JEFF DECKER

Dear Member,

The Petroleum Retailers & Auto Repair Association is having our annual

fund raising Golf Outing at The Meadowink Golf Course on Wednesday

May 25, 2016. Please mark your calendar.

This year we have decided to help out OPERATION HOMEFRONT. Operation

Homefront mission statement: Operation Homefront builds strong, stable, and secure mili-

tary families so they thrive in the communities they’ve worked so hard to protect. They offer

3 programs: emergency assistance, family programs, and housing: 92 cents of every dollar

goes to programs and services. You can visit their website at www.operationhomefront.net

for more information.

We are asking for your support as a sponsor or golfer to help raise funds to provide the

assistance much needed by our service men and women.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration of this important event. To-

gether we can make a difference in the lives of our U. S. Troops and their families.

Please contact Nancy Maricondi to discuss sponsorship opportunites. We look forward to

your participation. Thanks you as always.

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March 2017

Experience• Efficiency • Effectiveness

Sample of Services

Underground Storage Tank Con-taminated soil and

Ground Water Remediation

Environmental Assessments Site Characterizations

Brownfield Site Assessments

www.moody-s.com

Moody’s Underground Storage

Tank (UST) Management services

range from tank removal through

Services site characterization, full

scale remediation, and closure of

contaminated sites. Our certified

OSHA trained licensed professional

geologists and staff can assist you

through the PA DEP Storage Tank

Program’s regulations with the

end result being an Environmental

Release of Liability for your site.

USTIF’s philosophy is moving

towards Pay for Performance (PFP)

type contracts for their UST sites. Moody’s is working with our clients

and USTIF on PFP contracts and

we are ready to help you at your

UST site.

Meadville PA Houston PA Canton OH Waverly NY

800-836-5040 866-336-0000 877-636-4448 877-602-3120

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EMERGENCY

SPILL KIT

$39.95 Kit contains:

5lb. Lite Dry

2 48” socks

8 absorbant pads

2 pair gloves

2 hazardous waste bags

March 2017

RPM Act

U.S. Representative Patrick McHenry 9R-

NC) and his colleagues reintroduced

H.R. 350, the Recognizing the Protection

of Motorsports Act of 2017 (RMP Act).

The bipartisan bill, which was submitted

for reintroduction on the first day of the

new Congress, protects Americans’ right

to modify street cars and motorcycles into

dedicated race vehicles and industry’s

right to sell the parts that enable racers to

compete.

The RPM Act is cosponsored by 44 mem-

bers of the U.S. House of Representa-

tives. The bill ensures that transforming

motor vehicles into racecars used exclu-

sively in competition does not violate the

Clean Air Act. For nearly 50 years, the

practice was unquestioned until EPA pub-

lished proposed regulations in 2015 that

deemed such conversions illegal and sub-

ject to severe penalties. While the EPA

withdrew the problematic language from

the final rule making last year, the agency

still maintains the practice is unlawful.

SSDA-AT looks forward to working with

Congress to enact the RPM Act and make

permanent the Clean Air Act’s original

intention that race vehicle conversions are

legal. We thank Representative McHenry

and all the cosponsors for reintroducing a

bill that will protect businesses that pro-

duce, install and sell the parts the enable

racers to compete.

Continued on page 13

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EQB Seeks Comments On Reg Repealing Low-RVP Gasoline

In Pittsburgh Region

The Environmental Quality Board Published notice in the February 25 PA Bulletin seeking pub-

lic comments on a proposed regulation repealing the low –RVP ( R eid Vapor Pressure )

gasoline requirements in the seven county Pittsburgh Region.

The low-RVP requirement affects Allegheny, Armstrong ,Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Wash-

ington and Westmoreland counties.

The regulation routinely caused gasoline to be at least 10 to 15 cents per gallon more

expensive in the Pittsburgh region than in near by states and counties.

DEP conducted a technical analysis to determine the contribution the low-RVP gasoline

requirement makes to reducing volatile organic compound emissions. DEP found the emis-

sions benefit difference between low-RVP 7.8 gasoline and the 8.7 RVP gasoline required in

other parts of the state was only 0.126 tons per day in 2017 ( 25.2 pounds ) DEP ’ s Bureau

of Air Quality concluded the low RVP gasoline requirement in the Pittsburgh Region contrib-

uted minimally to improved air quality and was trending toward no air quality benefits for the

region.

ACT 50 of 2014 directed DEP to start process of repealing the requirement, but only if

offsetting air emissions reductions could be found.

In a presentation to the Environmental Quality Board in October, DEP said it would offset any

emission reductions lost by the repeal of the requirement by taking credit for regulations al-

ready on the books, but for which DEP has not yet taken any credit in the State Air Quality Im-

plementation Plan. Continued on Page 7

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March 2017

Continued from page 6

Public comments on this proposal are due to the Board by May 1 and three public hearings

have been scheduled all starting at 1:00 p.m.

—March 28: DEP Southwest Regional Office, Conference Rooms A & B, 400 Waterfront

Drive, Pittsburgh:

—March 29: DEP Southwest Regional Office, Delaware & Schuylkill Conference Rooms, 2

East Main Street, Norristown: and

—March 30: DEP Headquarters Building, Room 105 Rachel Carson Building, Harrisburg.

Persons interested in presenting testimony at a hearing are requested to contact the Envi-

ronmental Quality Board by calling 717-787-4526 at least 1 week in advance of the hearing to re-

serve a time to present testimony. Oral testimony is limited to 5 minutes for each witness. Wit-

nesses are requested to submit three written copies of their oral testimony to the hearing chair-

person at the hearing. Organizations are limited to designating one witness to present testimony on

their behalf at each hearing.

Comments may submitted through DEP ’ s eComment webpage, by sending them email

to :RegComments@pa.gov or mailed to Environmental Quality Board, P.O. Box 8477, Harrisburg,

PA 17105-8477.

Questions about the regulation should be directed to: Kirit Dalal, Chief, Division of Air Re-

source Management, Bureau of Air Quality at 717-772-3436; or Kristen Furlan, Assistant Director,

Bureau of Regulatory Counsel at 717-787-7060.

PMAA Represented At National Ethanol Conference In San

Diego

On Tuesday, California PMAA Director and Western Region Chair Jimm Cross of Cross Pe-

troleum represented PMAA at the 2017 National Ethanol Conference in San Diego, CA. Cross was

part of a panel which included Ryan McNutt, CEO, SIGMA; John Eichberger, Executive Director,

Fuels Institute and Rick Long, General Manager & Associate General Counsel, PEI.

During his presentation Cross said PMAA supports the use of ethanol on our nation ’ s fuel

supply but has concerns with the difficulty/inability to certify existing retail infrastructure compatibili-

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March 2017 Continued from page 7

With blends above E10.

He also argued on behalf of petroleum marketers that believe the ethanol mandate is set

too high and that there are concerns with UST compatibility issues and the costs associated with

retrofitting current UST sites.

He added that the inability to recertify existing equipment is an impediment to E15 because

federal, state, and local laws and regulations, national and international fire codes, as well as all

commercial insurance policies, require the use of Underwriters Laboratories ( UL ) certified stor-

age and dispensing equipment or specific documentation proving the equipment is compatible.

Cross also said PMAA supported a bill last year known as “ The Food and Fuel Consumer

Protection Act ” which caps the max amount of ethanol blended into the gasoline supply at 9.7

percent. Reducing the ethanol mandate will reduce RIN values which will level the playing field in

the retail motor fuels marketplace. Passage of the bill will allow marketers to support ethanol use

while not jeopardizing their businesses.

On behalf of PMAA and petroleum marketers across the country, we thank Jimm Cross for

his outstanding representation.

Poll: Voters Think State Is Headed In Wrong Direction, Strongly Support

Minimum Wage Hike

A new Franklin & Marshall Poll released Thursday find 52 % of Pa registered voters believe the

state and 66% believe the country is on the wrong track. 24% said government and politicians are

the most important problems facing the state and the nation, but that is down from 45% in March

2016. Approval ratings for Gov. Wolf stand at 38%( b etter tan a year ago, but not as good as

Gov. Ridge who had the highest approval ratings of any governor and slightly better that Gov.

Rendell ) Senator Casey 37% and Pres, Trump 32%. 51 % are confident in Pres. Trump ’ s ability

to improve the economy. 32% believe the media treats Trump unfairly and 32% believe it treats

him fairly. Those polled gave Trump4.5 on a 10 point scale for honesty .

Minimum wage 61 % favor Gov Wolf ’ s proposal to raise minimum wage.

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March 2016

PRARA 27th Annual Spring GOLF CLASSIC

June 7, 2016

MEADOWINK GOLF COURSE 4076 BULLTOWN ROAD

MURRYSVILLE PA 15668

PETROLEUM RETAILERS AND AUTO REPAIR ASSOCIATION IS SPONSORING A GOLF OUTING TO BENEFIT OPERATION HOME-

FRONT. THE DAY WILL BEGIN WITH COFFEE AND DONUTS AT 8:30 A.M. FOLLOWED BY A SHOTGUN START AT 9:00 A.M. THE COST INCLUDES 18 HOLES OF GOLF, CART, BREAKFAST BEFORE GOLF, LUNCH AT THE TURN, BUFFET DINNER, AND PRIZES.

DIRECTIONS: PARKWAY EAST TO EXIT AT RT. 22 MURRYSVILLE. AT 7TH LIGHT, MAKE LEFT (MCDONALD’S ). GO STRAIGHT THROUGH ON SARDIS ROAD ABOUT 3 MILES. GO PAST MURRYSVILLE GOLF COURSE, MAKE FIRST LEFT ONTO BULLTOWN ROAD. MEADOWINK IS ON THE LEFT.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL THE PRARA OFFICE AT 412-241-2380 COST: $95.00 PER PERSON

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: PRARA MAIL WITH COMPLETED FORM TO: 1051 Brinton Road

PITTSBURGH PA 15221

MANY CASH SKILL PRIZES

______________________ ____________________

YES, I WANT TO PLAY!!____

ENCLOSED IS A CHECK FOR $_________________FOR________GOLFERS.

NAME: ______________________________________________PHONE

COMPANY: __________________ __________

ADDRESS:

CITY: _______________________________________________ PA ZIP:___________

NAME _____________________________________________________________________________________

PARTNER ______________________________________________________________________________________

PARTNER _____________________________________________________________________________________

Partner ___________ ____________________________________________________________________________

*Foursome Information and payments must be received by May 31, 2017

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CCAC WEST HILLS CENTER

1000 MCKEE ROAD

OAKDALE, PA 15071

412-241-2380

EMISSION Re-Certification Course Schedule

March 13, April 19th

Emission Inspector

March 20, 22, 27, 29

State Inspection,

March 7, 9, 14, 16

April 24, 26, May 1, 3

March 2016

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Precise Tank Modification, INC.

Po Box 274. Madison, PA 15663

Donald J. Maughan, President Phone: (724) 446-3516

ames R. Preisach, Project Manager Fax: (724) 446-0175

Quality Petroleum Contractors & Distributors DEP Certified: Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland

Underground & Aboveground Storage Tanks

>Storage System Installations & Removals

>Helium Detection Servic

>Site Inspections

>C-Store Installations

>Car Wash Installations

>Design Consultation >Remediation Coordination

>Permitting & Project Management

>Fuel System Electrial Systems

>Site Preparation & Restoration

>Storm Water Management Systems

>Hydrostatic Testing

>Factory Direct Fueling Components & Equipment

March 2016

Continued from page 5

When the RPM Act was first introduced in 2016, racing enthusiasts and Americans working in the

motorsports parts industry flooded Congress with nearly 200,000 letters in support of the bill.

More than one fourth of the U.S. House of Representatives joined as bill cosponsors as a result.

However, the shortened election year schedule did not permit sufficient time for passage of the

b\ill by the previous Congress.

“Last year I was proud to lead the fight against the misguided EPA regulation targeting racing, but

our work is not done,” said Rep. Patrick McHenry. “In the coming months, I look forward to work-

ing with by colleagues in Congress and the new Administration to ensure the RPM Act becomes

law.”

Motorsports competition involves tens of thousands of participants and vehicle owners each year,

both amateur and professional. Retail sales of racing products make up $1.4 billion market annu-

ally. There are an estimated 1,300 race tracks operating across the U.S. , including oval, road,

track and off-road racetracks, the majority of which feature converted race vehicles that the EPA

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Join the growing

number of PRARA members who insure with

Bulava & Associates.

Bulava & Associates values our professional affiliation with the Petroleum Retailers and Auto Repair

Association -- and the opportunity to provide business insurance protection to members like you.

If your business is already insured through our agency, we thank you and pledge to continue working

hard to earn your trust!

If you’re not currently insured with us, why not join the growing number of your PRARA associates

who place their confidence in Bulava & Associates to protect their hard-earned assets?

Consultants / Insurance Brokers

March 2017

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March 2016

2017 PRARA Annual Spring Golf Classic

June 7, 2017 to Benefit OPERATION HOMEFRONT

Meadowink Golf Course 4076 Bulltown Road

Murrysville, PA 15668

Name ____________________________________ Phone _____________________________________

Business Name ________________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________________________

City ________________________________State ______ Zip ___________________________________

HOLE SPONSOR $100 $200 $500 SILVER_____ GOLD____ Corporate _______

__________________________________________________________________________________ (Name as you want it to appear on the Hole Marker)

Breakfast Sponsor $200 _____________________________________________________________

(Call the PRARA office for availability) (Name as you want it to appear on sign) Lunch Sponsor $300 ________________________________________________________________

(Call the PRARA office for availability) (Name as you want it to appear on sign)

Please return this form and your check for Hole, Breakfast and/or Lunch sponsorship to the PRARA office by June 1 so that we can guarantee a Hole marker and/or Sign.

PRIZE DONATION Prize to be donated _______________________________________________________________

Does prize need to be picked up? _______________

We would appreciate it if you would let us know what prize you will be donating and if pickup is necessary. Please contact us at the PRARA office by May 26, 2017.

1051 Brinton Rd, Suite 304, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15221 or Call us at 412-241-2380.

Thank you for your donation!!

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March 2016

US-Canada oil exports see first drop since 2010

US oil exports to Canada dropped in 2016, the first time since 2010 , as refineries on the Cana-

dian Atlantic coast sought cheaper crude from overseas.

Overall oil imports in to Canada rose slightly in 2016 to 759 b/d, but imports from the US fell

by 23pc to 363,000b/d, from 473,000 b/b in 2015. Us crude accounted for 54 pc of all crude

imports to Canada in 2016, reversing a multi-year trend, Canada’s National Energy Board said

today.

Two things sparked the move NEB chief economist Shelley Milutinovic told Argus: the US

lifting the decades’ old ban on crude exports in December 2015, opening US production to a

number of new markets other than Canada; and the differential between oil benchmarks WTI

and Brent narrowing last years to lows not seen since 2010.

New Brunswick, the providence with Canada’s largest oil refinery, the 300,000b/d Irving Oil

facility, saw total imports fall by 6pc to 218,000 b/d last year, with US imports falling 61pc.

Overseas imports, primarily from Saudi Arabia, rose by 27pc.

Saudi Arabia (86,698 b/d) and Algeria (84,759 b/d) were Canada’s primary sources for over-

seas imports, at 11pc each, followed by Nigeria at 10pc (73,700b/d), and Norway at 6pc

(41,838 b/d). Algeria and Nigeria roughly doubled their share of imports, rising from 39,633 b/

d in 2015 and 40,982 b/d, respectively. Oil also came from Kazakhstan, the United Kingdom,

Azerbaijan, and other countries.

Quebec saw imports fall by 25pc to 214,000 b/d led by 43pc drop in US imports. Suncor En-

ergy’s 140,000 b/d Montreal refinery and Ultramar’s 265,000b/d Quebec City refinery are lo-

cated in the province.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, home to North Atlantic Refining’s 115,000 b/d Come-by-

Chance refinery, imports rose marginally by 1pc to 90,000 b/d. Nearly all of Newfoundland’s

imported crude came from the US in 2015, but it fell to roughly half in 2016.

Ontario bucked the trend, tripling to reach 85,000 b/d, with all of it from the US. In western

Canada, all crude oil imports were from the US, rising 33pc to 152,000 b/d in 2016. Most of

this is attributable to increased imports of diluents for oil sands transportation.

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March 2016

ACCOUNTANTS

ATM

ATTORNEY

ENVIRONMENTAL TANKS &

UPGRADES

FINANCIAL SERVICES

INSURANCE

LIGHTING

INVENTORY SERVICE

C-STORE DISTRIBUTORS

COMPUTERS

CONSULTING

ENVIRONMENTAL TANKS &

UPGRADES

J.E. Robinson

Oakmont, PA

412-423-1093

ATM Cash World

Tom Ranallo

Pittsburgh

800-937-3169

Albert G. Feczko

Pittsburgh

412-833-5554

Harry Klodowski

Wexford

724-940-4000

Strangis & Swaney

724-493-4090

A.J. Silberman & Co.

Indianola, PA

412-455-1011

Liberty USA

West Mifflin, PA

412-461-2700

Computer Solutions

Dick Norchi-Allison Park, PA

412-369-8896

Automotive Inspection Systems

Motor Vehicle Inspection

Reporting System

Pete Kipe / Rick Dunmire

866-376-8477

S.I.S.

J.R. Bachor-Tarentum, PA

BJAAM Environmental, Inc.

Beaver, PA

724-544-7486

Precise Tank Modifications Inc.

Donald Maughan

Madison, PA

724-446-3516

S.I.S.

J.R. Bachor-Tarentum, PA

724-224-1220

Environmental Compliance Services,

Inc.

Brian Pine-Export, PA

888-483-7310

Financial Transaction Services

LLC

Credit Card Processing

Hal Treelisky

412-720-8345

atmhal@aol.com

Bulava & Associates

Joe Bulava-Greensbug, PA

724-836-7610

Pinnacle Group LLC

Kirk Haldeman

Pittsburgh, PA

Jack Bonus Insurance

Mark Bleier-Pittsburgh, PA

412-452-8722

LavaLux LED

Alfonso Gatta-Ambridge, PA

412-865-6007

Waste Oil / Contaminated Product

Pick-Up Environmental Specialist

Ron Blinsky-McDonald, OH

888-331-3443

Flynn Environmental, Inc.

Michael Flynn-Pittsburgh, PA

800-690-9409

Groundwater & Environment Svc.

Inc.

Jon Agnew

Cranberry Township, PA

800-267-2549 ext. 3636

Letterle & Associates, LLC

Lou Letterle-Allison Park, PA

412-486-0600

Moody & Associates

Mark Miller

814-724-4970

Steel City Fueling Systems

William Brandenstein

Pittsburgh, PA

412-327-7030

Shockey Excavating

George Shockey

724-282-3669

George I. Reitz & Sons

Sandy Crawford

East Pittsburgh, PA

412-824-9976

McRo Construction Inc.

Donald Rothey Jr.

Elizabeth, PA

412-384-6051

Petroleum Technical Service

Mike Gifford-Butler, Pa

724-287-4148

MEMBER - TO - MEMBER

SERVICES

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PARTS CLEANER

PARTS/PETROLEUM EGUIP

PETROLEUM

PETROLEUM

REMODELING

GREASE TRAPS

SITE INSPECTION & TECHNI-

CAL SERVICES

TAXES

TIRES

USED TIRE PICKUP

UNDERGROUND STORAGE

TANK/LINE TESTING

March 2016

George I. Reitz & Sons, Inc.

Sandy Craford

East Pittsburgh, PA

412-824-9976

Bolger Brothers

Reggie Barnett-Altoona, PA

724-602-7882

Don Parker Sales Inc.

Pam Pitell

1916 Babcock Blvd.

412-821-4085

Petroleum Technical Services

Kim Yeroce

724-306-1444

Kleen-line

412-466-6277

Bolea Oil Products

Robert Bolea-Coraopolis, PA

412-264-1130

Bradigan’s Inc.

Tom Bradigan-kittanning, PA

724-548-7654

Glassmere Fuel Service

Dell Cromie-Tarantum, PA

724-265-4646

Guttman Oil Company

Kevin Forsythe-Belle Vernon

724-483-3533

Kehm Oil Company

George Kehm-Oakdale, PA

412-921-5200

Gulf Oil LLC.

Doug Storch-Pittsburgh, PA

724-333-5964

Oil Service, Inc.

Joe Schmidlin-Pittsburgh,PA

412-771-6950

Purvis Brothers Inc.

Mack Purvis-Mars, PA

724-625-1566

PPC Lubricants

Dave Ondik

412-719-0063

R&W Oil Products

Richard Smith

McKeesport, PA

412-678-6121

Reed Oil Company

Ron Rotolo-New Castle, PA

800-922-5454

Superior Petroleum

Don Bowers-Pittsburgh, PA

412-576-2601

Center Independent

Doug Friend-724-622-4835

McRo Construction Inc.

Donald Rothey Jr.

Elizabeth, PA

412-384-6051

S.I.S.

J.R. Bachor-Tarentum, PA

724-279-3360

Steel City Grease Traps

Mark Kuss

412-583-0206

Petroleum Technical Services

Mike Gifford-Butler, PA

724-287-4148

George I. Reitz & Sons, Inc.

Sandy Crawford

East Pittsburgh, PA

412-824-9976

S.I.S.

J.R. Bachor-Tarentum, PA

724-224-1220

Robinson Young & Associates

412-423-1093

Tower Tire

412-517-8739

Penn Turf 814-696-7669

Dans 724-529-7621

Liberty 888-868-0097

George I. Reitz & Sons, Inc.

Sandy Crawford

East Pittsburgh, PA

412-824-9976

Petroleum Technical Services

Butler, PA

724-287-4148

MEMBER - TO - MEMBER

SERVICES

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Calendar of Events

Upcoming Events

27th PRARA Spring Golf Outing

June 7th

Petroleum Retailers & Auto Repair Association

1051 Brinton Road Suite 304

Pittsburgh PA 15221