Civil Service Technical Guild - Local 375, DC37, AFSCME, AFL-CIO
We are more than 5500 engineers, architects, planners, scientists who design, build and maintain New York City’s infrastructure. We are proud of our work to keep our great city running. We are the Civil Service Technical Guild, Local 375 of District Council 37, AFSCME.
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Local 375 Meetings
Local 375 Anti-Privatization Committee Meeting (Hybrid)
32 Broadway, Suite 1201, New York, NY 10004
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Local 375 Women's Committee Meeting
Virtual.
Local 375 Women's Committee Meeting
Thursday, July 23, 2026
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AFSCME National Updates
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When we stand together, we decide what our collective future looks like.
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One year after the ‘Big Beautiful Bill,’ what’s next is up to us
When we stand together, we decide what our collective future looks like.
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AFSCME members who keep Ohio theater running ratify first contract unanimously
AFSCME members who work at a famed Ohio film and visual arts center secured their first contract this month.
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Corrections staff pass vote of no confidence in NM warden, seek his replacement
AFSCME corrections officers who work at a New Mexico prison are demanding that the county remove the warden.
