AFGE Local 3928

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As discussed on last night’s Quarterly Meeting, we will be shutting down this page and moving to a private page for dues paying members in good standing only.

Dues paying members will be receiving an email from President Hotopp with instructions on how to join the members only page. So if you pay dues, please watch for that.

Going forward there will not be any more information posted on this page.

AFGE Hosts First Responder Mental Health Roundtable with Congressman Sorensen, Community Leaders, and Advocates Leaders call on Congress for urgent action to support First Responders and break the stigma around mental health.

AFGE expresses serious concerns regarding OPM's proposal to gather personally identifiable health records from over 8 million federal employees and their families.

AFGE Sounds the Alarm on OPM’s Plan to Collect Personal Identifiable Health Records of More Than 8 Million Federal Employees and Their Families AFGE is deeply alarmed by the Office of Personnel Management’s proposal to collect personally identifiable medical records from the insurance companies that cover more than eight million federal workers, retirees, members of Congress, postal employees, and their families.

An Executive Order is On The Way to Pay All DHS Employees

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An Executive Order is On The Way to Pay All DHS Employees - AFGE Local 3928 Dear AFGE brothers and Sister, President Trump has announced that he intends to sign an executive order to ensure all Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employees receive their pay. As the longest government shutdown in our nation’s history continues, workers have borne the brunt of its impact....

No kings march!
Omaha, NE

Court Orders VA to Prove Compliance with Collective Bargaining Injunction, Warns of Contempt The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) is the largest federal employee union representing 820,000 federal and D.C. government workers nationwide and overseas.

Robert (Bob) Mueller has passed away at age 82. His life was marked by service—as a Marine, as FBI Director, and as someone who spent decades trying to uphold the rule of law. When concerns about Donald Trump’s conduct placed the country in a moment of uncertainty, Mueller was drawn into the center of it.

The Russia investigation was carried out under his direction with steady, deliberate care. A pattern of false statements was uncovered, several Trump associates were indicted, and detailed evidence of obstruction was laid out. Even as Trump and his allies attacked him and tried to undermine his work, Mueller stayed focused on the facts and allowed the record to speak for itself, even when others chose not to act on it.

To many Americans, he came to represent someone who tried to hold a president accountable despite intense pressure and political hostility. His work revealed how fragile the nation’s democratic safeguards had become, and how close they came to being pushed aside.

History will likely remember Mueller not for the choices others made about his findings, but for the steadiness and integrity he brought to a moment when both were in short supply.

Rest in peace, Bob.