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AFSCME 1624 represents nearly 4,900 City of Austin and Travis County workers who keep our communities running. Since 1969 -- we are fighting for fair wages, safer working conditions, and respect on the job. We don’t just serve the public — we are the public. Together, we win dignity and power for all.
Stay connected to the action and watch our Employee Speak Out LIVE on our union YouTube channel
Being in a union is about more than just individual representation—it’s about standing together, speaking with one voice, and making change happen as a united force.
Stay tuned-- we will need YOUR voice at coordinated AFSCME "Employee Speak-Outs." See event calendar below.
The union showed up to help save Austin Public Health — an injury to one, is an injury to all.
We stood together to shine a light on what’s at stake as this administration slashes critical public health funding. These reckless cuts hurt real people — and we won’t let it happen in silence.
We fight for our workers. We fight for our community.
At AFSCME 1624, we know our union is only as strong as the members who power it. Every day, public service workers go above and beyond—not just on the job, but in their communities and in our union.
Know someone who shows up, speaks out, and makes a difference? Nominate them today.
4th Thursday/Month - 6PM at IBEW 520 // 4818 E Ben White Blvd
NEXT MEETING - June 26, 2025
All dues paying members are invited to participate at our monthly member meetings. Only members can vote, debate, and have access to monthly agenda and minutes.
*Next Meeting Email will have login credentials to Members Only page.
Strong grievance representation to ensure every member's rights are protected in the workplace.
When we organize and speak with one voice - We Win.
No one can ignore us.
Union Vote PAC supports candidates who advocate for public workers' rights and interests.
Congrats ! Jon Bejerano for Outstanding Member of the Month for June. Jon has been a member of AFSCME 1624 since Feb 2022. Jon started his journey with AFSCME at Travis county and stayed with us as he transitioned to a position with the City of Austin at Austin Water. Jon brings as many new members as he can to monthly general meetings, helping them feel at home while building worker power. Jon goes out of his way to greet new faces in the room at general meetings as well. He's also a regular participant in the Volunteer Member Organizing Committee (aka the Steward Committee).
The Green Machine: Your Voice, Your Union, Your Community
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