As of July 1st 2017 new monthly dues are $165.00 per quarter.  If you are paying with a debit/credit card/PayPal there is also a $5.00 fee.  

IMPORTANT RALLY! ALL SHOULD BE IN ATTENDANCE!

(This does not count as a picket-duty)

49th Annual 4th Year Graduating Apprentice Open House/Exhibit

March 29, 2018

On Wednesday, March 28th, the NYCDCC Training Center (“CTC”) hosted its 49^th Annual 4^th Year Graduating Apprentice Open House/Exhibit. As in past years, the highly anticipated event once again served to not only showcase the skills apprentices have learned during their last four years at the CTC, but it also provided spirited competition, a platform for industry trends, and a demonstration for state-of-the-art tools.

Although there are a great deal of activities that take place at this event each year, center stage always belongs to the 4^th Year Graduating Apprentice exhibit. As has been tradition since the event’s inception, dozens of apprentices took part in a friendly, but competitive event that challenged them to complete projects in their various trades. Carpenters, Floor Coverers, Interior Finishers, Millwrights, Timberman, and Dockbuilders all had opportunities to display the various skills they learned and sharpened during their time at the CTC.

The end results of the varying projects were awe-inspiring, as the event displayed the outstanding craftsmanship of the graduating class.

The NYCDCC Benefit Funds would like to extend its congratulations to the following participants and winners in the 49^th Annual Graduating Apprentice Open House/Exhibit:

Congratulations to all 926 participants

Carpentry

Donovan Kelly, Local 926

Eli Yusopov, Local 926

Interior Systems

Christina Perez, Local 926

Craig Godfrey, Local 926

  ***Local 926 Maria Concillo Scholarship Fund***

Applications for the Maria Concillo Scholarship Fund will be available to high school seniors and must be completed between January 1, 2018 – March 31, 2018.  Please see the scholarship rules below and call the office after January 1st for applications.  You can also request an application via email at info@local926.org  Thank you! 

Scholarship Rules 2018

6th Annual Family Fun Day

Local 926 is looking for JOURNEYMEN IN GOODSTANDING to represent Local 926 at the upcoming 300 Hitters Club in LAS VEGAS! 

Please click the following link if you are interested. 300 Hitters Club Application

You may also contact Salvatore Tagliaferro via email  stagliaferro@nycdistrictcouncil.org with your name, UBC and your telephone number if you are willing to attend.

Local 926 has partnered with Guardian to give our Full-Active members a Life Insurance policy in the amount of $15,000 & AD&D Insurance in the amount of $15,000.   Thank you!  PLEASE NOTE THAT FULL ACTIVE MEANS PAYING FULL DUES –  this is not applicable to retired, early retired, disabled or City Workers.

 Guardian Application

Guardian Benefit Explanation

Local 926 now has embroidered patches available for purchase.  Patches can be purchased at the Local Office, and some will be available for Purchase at the monthly meeting.  Patches are $6.00 each by money order.  These patches can be ironed on or sewed on.  They are approximately 10″ in size.

New OWL Skill: Build It Back 80% Skill

The District Council will be working closely with the NYC Build It Back Sandy Program to rebuild areas devastated by Hurricane Sandy.  These are work opportunities especially relevant to Members who live in the affected areas of Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island.  But the work is open to all Members of the NYCDCC.

The District Council recently implemented a new OWL Skill called the Build It Back Sandy 80% PLA Skill. This is a general skill for ALL crafts and involves doing building and repair work on one to three family residential and related structures that were destroyed or damaged by Hurricane Sandy.  The related skills necessary would include many carpentry skills recognized by the OWL, including:

Concrete Forms, Vinyl Siding, Flooring, Window Trim, House Framing

The work is in an area of building and construction that the District Council has not been previously involved, and it is under a PLA paying 80% of the standard rates under applicable collective bargaining agreements.  This is a great opportunity to secure work in a new market in our geographical jurisdiction while giving back to our community.  We encourage all Members who are interested to add this skill to their list of skills on the OWL.

OWL Rules as of December 15, 2017

Local 926 is committed to growth…we are looking for members to join our new committees.  We are starting 3 committees.  Political Action & Organizing, Apprenticeship Committee and Retiree Committee.  If you are interested in volunteering your time to any of these committees please call the office and add your name to our list and our organizers will get in touch with you!

Committee Organizers

Political Action  – Charles Bullock

Organizing – James Foster (631)371-1454

Apprenticeship – Anthony Belisario (347) 933-7949

Retirement – Kurt Langjahr