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Dozer Day Vancouver Draws Healthy Crowd of Students

Dozer Day Vancouver attracted over 10,000 attendees, including 900 students at a pre-event career fair. The interactive event featured real construction equipment and aimed to educate and inspire future builders. 750 tickets were donated to local veterans, adding to the event’s success.

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Nutter Foundation

Dozer Day 25 in Vancouver, Wash., from Oct. 4-5, 2025, proved to be an overwhelming success.

Dozer Day is an interactive event where attendees can operate real construction equipment under expert supervision. It's designed as a fun, educational experience highlighting the industry's impact on communities while inspiring future builders.

Not only was there a successful career fair the day before the event that welcomed more than 900 students – with 53 company sponsors — but there was picture-perfect weather that kept spirits high, as did a new pit layout that had operators, volunteers and families smiling.

In addition, there were 750 tickets donated to VetTix, giving local veterans and their families a chance to enjoy Dozer Day.

Some details about the event:

• There were 3,000 families invited from Title I schools to experience Dozer Day and learn about career paths in the construction industry.

• There were 10,238 tickets sold, 82 company sponsors, 352 volunteers, 63,871 website visits, 6,232 social media followers and 81,011 profiles reached on social media advertising

• Aside from extensive local media coverage, CBS News provided national coverage.

• Dozer Dan, the Dozer Day mascot, was introduced.

• Dozer Day Paves The Way had an author read along in English, Spanish and Russian followed by the pages of the book coming to life — a new tool the event is using to spark interest in the construction industry.

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An attendee tests out a hydraulic lift.
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A student takes the controls of a John Deere mini-excavator
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Students got first-hand information about working in the construction industry at Dozer Day.
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Dozer Day participants pose with mascot Dozer Dan.
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Dozer Day’s many sponsors were happy to provide information to anyone who stopped by their tables.
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A student learns what it’s like to move a pile of dirt.
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Dozer Day’s many sponsors were happy to provide information to anyone who stopped by their tables.

An attendee tests out a hydraulic lift. (Nutter Foundation photo)
A student takes the controls of a John Deere mini-excavator (Nutter Foundation photo)
Students got first-hand information about working in the construction industry at Dozer Day. (Nutter Foundation photo)
Dozer Day participants pose with mascot Dozer Dan. (Nutter Foundation photo)
Dozer Day’s many sponsors were happy to provide information to anyone who stopped by their tables. (Nutter Foundation photo)
A student learns what it’s like to move a pile of dirt. (Nutter Foundation photo)
Dozer Day’s many sponsors were happy to provide information to anyone who stopped by their tables. (Nutter Foundation photo)


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