IBEW Local 220

IBEW LU 220

MEMBERS WILL NEED TO REGISTER NEW ACCOUNTS TO ACCESS THE NEW WEBSITE DISPATCH HOURS: 10:00 - 12:00 PM MONDAY-FRIDAY 817-551-1885 EXT 1 RE-SIGNING THE BOOKS MUST BE DONE ON THE LAST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH

JOB BOARD

Job Board Updated M-F 3 pm CST

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Keep your contact and member info up-to-date.

MEMBER RESOURCES

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Contractor Interest Form

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Upcoming Events

Nov

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Federal Heath Jacksonville
Nov 16, 2026
Federal Heath Jacksonville Plant 1500 N Bolton St., Jacksonville, TX 75766

Nov

Wed

Siemens Grand Prairie
Nov 18, 2026
IHOP - 2060 N Hwy 360, Grand Prairie, TX 75050

Nov

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Executive Board Meeting
Nov 19, 2026
IBEW Local 220: 2900 SE LOOP 820, FORT WORTH, TX 76140

Dec

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IBEW 220 Office Closed - ADMIN DAY
Dec 04, 2026

Dec

Tue

Comanche Peak & Allied
Dec 08, 2026
NOSF Auditorium 6322 FM 56, Glen Rose, TX 76043

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Local 220 transmission crew working to build the powerlines going into the red oak data center.

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Tell Your Member of Congress: "No" to Data Center Bans, "Yes" to Labor Standards
The IBEW is calling on all members to mobilize now and urge their members of Congress to oppose any bills that impose bans on data center construction and to instead support strong labor standards for these projects.

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Tri-County Electric Cooperative Workers Vote to Unionize with IBEW Local 220

Tri-County Electric Cooperative Workers Vote to Unionize with IBEW Local 220 In May 2026, linemen and field workers at the Azle-based Tri-County Electric Cooperative (TCEC) officially voted to unionize with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 220.

Esquire: The Outlaws Who Keep the Power Grid Running

Over the last decade, an army of hard-living adrenaline junkies made a fortune and found a kind of freedom maintaining the nation’s energy infrastructure. It was good while it lasted.