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Lobby Days Recap: Unity at the Capitol

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Local 2620 at the Capitol: Supporting AB 2223

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Reminder: Sign the Telework Petition

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Important Update from AFSCME Local 2620 Interim President Carl L. Miller

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Sign the Petition: Protect Telework and Fair Working Conditions

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Union Win: Management Violated the Contract, Member Won: A recent grievance victory shows the power of enforcing our contract

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Lobby Days 2026 – Registration Is Now Open | April 11–14, 2026

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Update Regarding Local 2620 Leadership Matter

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Lobby Days 2026 – Registration Opens March 2

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Save the Date: AFSCME 2620 Lobby Days | April 11–14, 2026

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We Did This Together: 518 New Members in 2025

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CA auditor confirms unions’ concerns that contractors are taking state jobs

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LOCAL 2620 Leadership Updates!

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Organizing Committee Update: We need volunteers!!

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Upcoming Rerun Election for AFSCME Local 2620 President

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Introducing the Good and Welfare Committee

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LET YOUR VOICES BE HEARD IN THE CAPITOL!

Join AFSCME Local 2620 members and leaders for three days in Sacrament. On day one you will learn about our local’s top issues as well as about the legislative process. Days two and three will be spent at the Capitol lobbying state legislators. There will be a legislative reception on Day 2 where we invite legislators to meet with you to learn about our issues and concerns. Participants will be placed in groups of 2 or 3 and are required to commit to attending all training and appointments. Travel and accommodation will be provided. Maximum: 50 attendees due to the high cost of union leave for all participants. First come first serve by occupational groups.