AFSCME Local 269

New date and time for lobby day!

P-2 Tentative Agreement P-2 members have a tentative agreement on their contract. Check out the TA, factsheet, and additional information below:

Join us for the Steve Curran Veterans’ Memorial Day Appreciation Outing!

AFSCME Council 4 is proud to honor our veterans at this special Memorial Day event in loving memory of Steve Curran.

Saturday, May 23, 2026
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Connecticut Trees of Honor Veterans Memorial Park
200 Walnut Grove Rd.
Middletown, CT 06457

Enjoy an afternoon of remembrance, appreciation, and community as we come together to recognize those who have served. This event will take place rain or shine.

NEW DATE ALERT:

Stand Up for Fair Contracts and Strong Public Services!

Join your fellow AFSCME Council 4 members at the State Capitol on Thursday, March 12 at 5:00 PM to show our strength and demand fair contracts.

We're standing united with our Union brothers and sisters to encourage Legislators to reinvest in the workforce that keeps our communities running every day.

https://council4.org/news/stay-connected-upcoming-events-you-dont-want-miss

AFSCME Council 4 is seeking a dedicated professional to join our team as a Staff Representative Attorney!

Representational staff are on the frontlines of the fight for our members and are the backbone of our union.

View the full job description and apply here:

https://council4.org/news/were-hiring-staff-representative-attorney

Please join in tonights Membership meeting @ 6:30pm!

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On this Veterans Day, AFSCME Council 4 honors the courage, sacrifice, and enduring service of all who have worn our nation’s uniform—including many of our own members. AFSCME Council 4’s veterans exemplify what it means to serve a purpose larger than oneself. Whether in uniform or on the job as public employees, they remind us that the highest form of service is putting others first.

AFSCME members know that service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off. Across Connecticut and across our union, veterans continue to lead by example—serving our communities, protecting our neighbors, and upholding the values of duty, dignity, and solidarity that define both military service and public service. Many of our veterans continue their commitment to country and community as correction officers, public works employees, custodians, maintenance workers, social service professionals, clerical staff, and countless others who make Connecticut stronger every day. Their leadership, discipline, and sense of responsibility enrich every local, every workplace, and every fight for fairness that we take on together.

AFSCME Council 4 stands proud with our veteran members today and every day. Their leadership inspires us, and their continued service reminds us that the values of solidarity and public service are deeply connected.

To all of our nation’s veterans: thank you for your courage and your service. Thank you for standing in defence of liberty and justice for all.