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Welcome to IBEW 223!
Welcome to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 223 web site. We have designed this site to function as a resource for our membership to use to stay up to date on with local business and to provide an avenue for those in the electrical industry, who may not be familiar with us, a chance to see what working with Local 223 is all about.
We would like to encourage those who work in the electrical field who are not members, or contractors who want to work with the best, to reach out and see how we can work together to deliver projects to our customers on time and under budget.
Please take the time to browse through our web site. If you have any questions on how to become a member or how to work together on a project, please give us a call.
Fraternally,
Douglas P. Nelson
Business Manager/Financial Secretary
We are looking forward to hosting JDR Cable Systems and their safety vendor suppliers on March 24, 2022. It's a great opportunity to see some of this equipment upclose and know what to expect on the upcoming Vineyard Wind project.
Business Manage
President Biden appeared at the Electric City Trolley Museum in Scranton on October 20 to promote his domestic agenda and the hundreds of thousands of jobs that will be created to rebuild the nation’s degraded infrastructure.
Witnessing History:
With the stroke of the pen, alongside more than 10 IBEW members and a bipartisan group of lawmakers at the White House on Nov. 15, President Biden made official one of the biggest infrastructure investments in U.S. history.
In a welcome reversal from past administrations’ attempts to stifle the power of unions in the federal sector, the Biden administration is actively encouraging more worker participation in collective bargaining.
