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IBEW Local 26's Motorcycle Riders Club is gearing IBEW Local 26's Motorcycle Riders Club is gearing up for its 13th Annual Poker Run on September 26.

The ride starts at Asbestos Workers Local 24 in Laurel and ends at Looney’s Pub in Fulton. Registration is $40 per player.

All bikes and riders are welcome, and proceeds benefit @Specialove_org, supporting children with cancer.

Contact Local 26 for full details and to register: https://ibewlocal26.org/event/13th-annual-poker-run/
We were honored and excited to introduce NECA to o We were honored and excited to introduce NECA to our newly indentured first‑year apprentices! 

Even better, we were able to gift each of them a Milwaukee Tool, provided on behalf of NECA and our contractors, in partnership with Milwaukee Tool. 

This is a small gesture with a big message we live by each day: We’re invested in their future from day one.
A lot of electricians turn down organizing without A lot of electricians turn down organizing without ever seeing the benefits list.

Local 26 members get employer-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus prescription and preventive care. Membership also includes confidential mental health support through the Employee Assistance Program, and retirement benefits built for long-term financial security.

You deserve a career where you earn top dollar with full benefits.

If it's been a while since you've looked into what organizing can do for you and your loved ones, now's a good time: https://electricalalliance.org/benefits/
Freestate Electric just landed the biggest single Freestate Electric just landed the biggest single contract in its history: over $40 million to build four schools under the Blueprint Schools Program. The company has been building in the DC area since 1984.

The work spans Margaret Brent Elementary, Robert Frost K-8, Brandywine K-8, and Springhill Lake Elementary, all overseen across the next three years.

This is what it looks like when signatory contractors grow. More work, bigger contracts, and the skilled crews to back them up.

Ready to grow with us? Explore contractor membership: https://electricalalliance.org/become-a-contractor/
The best heat safety tool on a job site is the per The best heat safety tool on a job site is the person working next to you.

Check in with your crew throughout the day. A quick "you good?" catches problems before they become emergencies.

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