IN - Council 962 Archive

Civilians who work for the Indiana’s largest police department are celebrating their first union contract.

Tekeyla McCracken, a teacher in Richmond, Indiana, and president of AFSCME Local 2077, is a winner of our union’s Never Quit Service Award.

On National Library Workers Day, we celebrate AFSCME’s library workers.

Refusing to take no for an answer, AFSCME Local 613 in Indiana secured long-overdue by standing their ground during contract negotiations.

This week is a moment to honor and celebrate the work of 911 operators across the country.

Sharing experiences with women leaders from affiliates throughout the country motivated Shonna Quick-Crowell to write a book about women and self-worth.

AFSCME members in South Bend, Indiana, are making the case for why St. Joseph County needs to hire more 911 dispatchers.

230 Marion County workers choose AFSCME after newly elected officials granted their employees the right to bargain collectively.

Clarence “Wade” Havvard, an AFSCME Local 725 member and employee of the Indianapolis/Marion County Department of Public Works (DPW), was killed Aug. 26 in a wave of violence that has struck the city in recent weeks.