Ratification!
A total of 164 years of service!
(pictured above, from left to right, with years of service: Gilda Poirier, 28 years of service; Rick Moraes, 39 years of service; Nancy Leonard, 34 years of service; Gilly Cosme, 37 years of service; Mark Adesso, 26 years of service)
Our AFSCME members voted Saturday March 18, 2023 for our next contract (passed). Thank you ALL for your continued support and service!
- In Solidarity!
Featured News
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Upcoming Events
Monthly Meetings - NEW LOCATIONS!!!
DATES/LOCATIONS |
Saturday, September 13, 2025 Taylor School |
Monthly Meetings - NEW LOCATIONS!!!
DATES/LOCATIONS |
Saturday, September 13, 2025 Taylor School |
Monthly Meetings - NEW LOCATIONS!!!
DATES/LOCATIONS |
Saturday, September 13, 2025 Taylor School |
AFSCME National Updates
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AFSCME members vow to hold WI Rep. Van Orden accountable for budget bill vote
AFSCME members in Wisconsin are holding U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden accountable for supporting the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
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It’s unanimous. New contract for Baltimore City school staff passes with all yes votes
The new contract for staff at Baltimore City public schools has unanimous support.
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AFSCME will remember Wisconsin lawmaker’s support for cruel budget bill
We won’t forget Wisconsin Rep. Tony Wied’s support for the big, ugly budget bill.
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We won’t let budget cuts undo 60 years of progress under Medicare and Medicaid
Congress and the president have crashed the programs’ 60th anniversary party with a slash-and-burn budget that threatens to throw our entire health care system into chaos.
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Medicare and Medicaid have saved lives for 60 years. We’re fighting to keep it that way.
We celebrate the anniversaries of Medicare and Medicaid with mixed feelings because these programs are under threat.
