Welcome to IBEW 90, The New Haven Electricians

Welcome to IBEW 90! 

Get the most productive, safest and skilled electricians on your projects. It is more important to you the business partner, owner and end user than ever before. We offer professionalism, a positive construction experience. Safer projects bring smaller insurance premiums. All your employees will be OSHA 10 certified workers. We can man up any size project while we move toward our goal of a drug free workforce. How many electrical craftsmen do you need? We’ll get them there for you. Please contact us right away with any of your questions! 

Sean W. Daly 

Business Manager, IBEW Local Union 90

Fantasy of Lights

Volunteers are needed for Fantasy of Lights setup Saturday November 9th at Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven.
Arrival time is at 8:00 AM.
Please bring pocket tools, work gloves and safety glasses and dress accordingly. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Contact the JATC for questions or additional information. Thank you!

Dues 2025

2025 YEARLY DUES INCREASE
 
November 1, 2024
 
Dear Brothers and Sisters of Local Union 90,
 
            The delegates of the 40th IBEW International Convention, which was conducted in Chicago, Illinois, during the week of May 9 through 13, 2022, approved several amendments to Article IX of the IBEW Constitution. Accordingly, effective July 1, 2024, there will be an increase of one dollar ($1.00) for the per capita that is paid to the General Fund only.  The following rates will apply to IBEW dues payments covering... Read More

Project 2025 Will Weaken Union Members

Build Back Better, Elections Matter, IBEW News

Biden/Harris Good Jobs Executive Order

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2024/09/06/fact-sheet-days-after-labor-day-biden-harris-administration-issues-executive-order-to-promote-good-jobs-through-investing-in-america-agenda/

IBEW President Addresses DNC Delegates

Build Back Better, IBEW News

Local 90 Outing

IBEW LOCAL UNION 90 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP OUTING
Saturday, September 14, 2024 
YMCA Camp Mountain Mist, 534 High Hill Road, Meriden, CT 203-237-7864
 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
 
Payments are RECOMMENDED IN ADVANCE. This event needs a proper count of attendees for the caterer so we have the proper amount of food.
Checks payable to: IBEW Local 90 Outing
                                     Mail to: IBEW Local 90... Read More

IBEW 2024 Presidential Endorsement





Dear Sisters and Brothers:
 
The IBEW voted unanimously and enthusiastically to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for President of the United States. Vice President Harris has been a proven ally of the IBEW. Working by President Biden’s side, she cast the deciding vote to save our pensions, and their administration created thousands of good union jobs with the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the American Rescue Act, the Inflation Reduction Act, and the CHIPS and Science Act. The IBEW is proud to stand with her in this critically important 2024 election.
 
The IBEW Government... Read More

IBEW Inside Construction

Below is a memo from IBEW President Kenneth Cooper 
Dear Sisters and Brothers:

I am proud to report the construction sector is booming! Hundreds of
thousands of IBEW members are on long term projects that will last five, ten, or
even fifteen years or more. Forecasters predict a quarter of a million jobs for
electricians in the next decade alone, which means the IBEW can look forward to
years of great wages, bigger pensions, and more apprentices.

Infrastructure laws are investing trillions of federal funding in our work,
with labor standards on every dollar for the first... Read More

Tell Your Legislator: Allow Striking Workers to Access Unemployment



 
Workers don't have a fair shot at a decent contract when the deck is stacked against them. While working people join together in unions to negotiate fair wages, safe working conditions, and respect on the job, many employers simply refuse to bargain or negotiate in good faith.
Because striking workers cannot access unemployment benefits, employers can try to starve workers out – preying upon their fears or eviction, loss of health insurance, and other hardships.
Contact your state representative and urge them to level the playing field by allowing striking workers to access... Read More

President Biden delivers remarks at IBEW Construction and Maintenance Conference