2026 WORKFORCE HERO AWARDS

AAA Academy Named a 2026 Solano County Workforce Hero

Honored by Congressman John Garamendi, the California State Senate, the California State Assembly and the Workforce Development Board of Solano County.

Recognized at Every Level of Government

On September 16, 2026, at the Celebrating Solano’s Workforce Gala in Fairfield, California, AAA Academy received four honors in a single night. The Workforce Development Board of Solano County named AAA Academy its 2026 Training Provider Honoree, an award category that includes every kind of training provider in Solano County, not only truck driving schools.

The U.S. Congress, the California State Senate and the California State Assembly each added their own recognition, honoring AAA Academy as a 2026 Workforce Hero for its work preparing people for good-paying careers in transportation.

For our students, it confirms what our graduates already know: AAA Academy is a success-driven Class A CDL school, and our success is measured by yours.

Solano County

Training Provider Honoree
Workforce Development Board of Solano County

The Awards

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Congressional Commendation from Congressman John Garamendi

John Garamendi, Member of Congress, California’s 8th District · September 16, 2026

Congressman John Garamendi honored AAA Academy with a Congressional Commendation in recognition of its 2026 Business Workforce Hero Award. The Solano Workforce Hero honors are reserved for community partners and businesses that drive workforce development in the county.

“Workforce development is a key factor in improving our community, and the foundation of economic development and freedom.”

— John Garamendi, Member of Congress

California State Assembly Certificate of Recognition

Assemblymember Lori D. Wilson, 11th Assembly District · September 16, 2026, Fairfield

On behalf of the California State Legislature, Assemblymember Lori D. Wilson presented AAA Academy with a Certificate of Recognition for the 2026 Business Workforce Heroes Award, with Business/Training Partner Recognition.

“Honorees are recognized for their vision, drive, and work towards workforce development in the county.”

— Assemblymember Lori D. Wilson

Presented in Person

The congressional and state honors were presented to the AAA Academy team in official presentation folders from Congressman Garamendi’s office, the California State Senate and the California State Assembly.

What This Means for Our Students

Awards are nice. What matters is what they say about the training you will get. Here is what Solano County, the State of California and the U.S. Congress recognized:

• A proven program. Since 2020, 95% of AAA Academy students have earned their CDL on their first DMV test appointment.
• Four weeks to your Class A CDL. Our 150-hour program meets federal Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) rules. See the training program and tuition.
• A path to a paying job. We work closely with Northern California trucking companies that hire our graduates. Meet our corporate partners.
• Help paying for training. AAA Academy is listed on California’s Eligible Training Provider List, so qualifying students may receive grant funding. Call us to find out if you qualify.
• Trusted by local agencies. Workforce programs across the region send their clients to us. See what our workforce partners say.
• Real student results. Read our student testimonials.

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Train With Solano County’s 2026 Workforce Hero

Start your new career in transportation with the team recognized by the U.S. Congress, the State of California and Solano County.