Journeymember and welder Sarah Nicole Fields joined Local 68 in 2019, but has been nurturing her passion for welding since high school.

Read more about Sarah in the latest issue of our magazine: norcalcarpenters.org/about/magazine

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember our brave U.S. Military service personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our country and our freedom.

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We are happy to report that the press release for the Workers’ Rights Enforcement Grant Program is now live.
 
Huge thanks to our panel members who dedicated their time and energy into this process and helped ensure its success. Your input was invaluable.

Local 751's Kevin Maxemin, along with Local 152's Frank Banducci-Delauter and his family joined the 15th Annual 'Walk of Honor For Our Veterans' on Armed Forces Day across the Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge.

The annual event has raised $46,000 to date for local organizations.

Watch workers speak up about exploitation on state-funded housing construction projects: youtube.com/watch?v=7L_D3D…

This is why #AB3190 is so important.

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A big thank you AB3190 co-authors Assemblymember Buffy Wicks and Assemblymember Matt Haney, and all supporting Assemblymembers, including Speaker Robert Rivas for fighting for California's construction workers!

AB3190 will ensure construction workers on state-funded

California’s Assembly passed the AB3190, the Affordable Housing Fair Pay Act today!

State dollars fund housing builders who don't pay workers living wages. AB3190 ensures State-funded affordable housing construction workers will get paid family-sustaining prevailing wages.

Thank you to all our Members who came out to this year's clayshoot fundraiser!

The event raises money for our Thomas A. Morton Scholarship fund.

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A builder by blood, Drywall Foreman, Ty Donnelly joined the Union in 2012. 'My father has been a carpenter for years, and I grew up turning wrenches and swinging hammers with him,' he said.

Read more about Ty in the latest issue of our magazine: norcalcarpenters.org/about/magazine

Don't forget to check your Union calendar for the latest Local and Committee meetings happening near you!

Learn more: norcalcarpenters.org/members/calend…

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Yesterday, Members from the NCCU joined the Western States Carpenters and LIUNA at the California Transportation Commission meeting in Orange County and spoke on behalf of the Yolo 80 Corridor Improvements Project.

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This past Saturday, we hosted our 14th annual Poker run at local 152 Manteca. All proceeds went to the Thomas A. Morton scholarship fund. We had 37 motorcycles participate in this year's event riding 120 miles. With $4500.00 in raffle prizes, we were able to raise over 14k!

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Floating near the Monterey Bay Aquarium, visitors usually notice sea lions or otters - or, perhaps the hardhat of Colin Machado working on a pipeline support system for the aquarium's intake.

Read more about Colin and his work as a commercial diver in the latest issue of our

Our Members had a great time discussing upcoming work opportunities, career paths, wages, benefits, and educational support last month with high school construction tech students at the Building Lives By Building Structures Hoopa Shop.

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We were thrilled participate in the Humboldt Trades Day Career Fair, where we showcased a gear display from Millwrights Local 102, built and gave away wooden tool boxes, and engaged with over 300 high school students from various schools.

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Today we give a big shoutout to Local 9109’s Luis Garcia, who went above and beyond to support his Union! Last month, Staff, and Rank and file Members attended the ABAG / BAHFA board meeting. Despite working a full day in Oakland, Brother Garcia drove 90 miles out of his way,

Meet Joseph Supnet Jr., a 6th period Apprentice who is currently running a 5-story parking and 5 story office building project under the supervision of his Superintendent.

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