AFSCME 1624: The Union for City of Austin and Travis County Employees
The AFSCME Local 1624 represents the City of Austin union and the Travis County union, advocating for the rights and interests of employees in these regions.
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The AFSCME Local 1624 represents the City of Austin union and the Travis County union, advocating for the rights and interests of employees in these regions.
AFSCME Local 1624 represents nearly 4,900 City of Austin and Travis County workers who keep our communities running. Since 1969, this Austin union has been fighting for fair wages, safer working conditions, and respect on the job. We don’t just serve the public — we are the public. Together, as Local 1624, we win dignity and power for all in our Travis County union.
Austin depends on us — the workers of the AFSCME Local 1624 who keep the lights on, the water flowing, the parks clean, the libraries open, and the community healthy. But without Prop Q, our jobs, wages, and the essential services families in the City of Austin rely on are at risk. That’s why the Travis County union members of AFSCME Local 1624 are voting YES on Prop Q.
The AFSCME Local 1624 showed up to help save Austin Public Health — an injury to one is an injury to all. We stood together as the Austin union to shine a light on what’s at stake as this administration slashes critical public health funding. These reckless cuts hurt real people in our community — and we won’t let it happen in silence. We fight for our workers. We fight for our community as part of the City of Austin union and Travis County union.
At AFSCME Local 1624, we understand that our union is only as strong as the dedicated members who power it. Every day, public service workers in the Austin union go above and beyond—not just on the job, but also in their communities and within our local 1624 union.
Do you know someone who consistently shows up, speaks out, and makes a difference in the City of Austin union or the Travis County union? Nominate them today.
Join us for our monthly meetings on the 4th Thursday of each month at 6 PM, located at Texas AFL-CIO, 1106 Lavaca St. This is a great opportunity for members of AFSCME Local 1624, the Austin union representing the City of Austin union workers, to engage and stay informed. Our next meeting will be on October 23, 2025. All dues-paying members of Local 1624 are encouraged to participate, as only members can vote, debate, and access the monthly agenda and minutes, ensuring that the voices of our Travis County union members are heard.
Strong grievance representation by AFSCME Local 1624 ensures that every member's rights are protected in the workplace, particularly for those in the Austin union and the City of Austin union, as well as members of the Travis County union.
When we, the AFSCME Local 1624, organize and speak with one voice as the Austin union representing the City of Austin union members, we win. No one can ignore the collective strength of Local 1624 and the Travis County union.
Union Vote PAC supports candidates who advocate for public workers' rights and interests, including those represented by AFSCME Local 1624, the Austin union, and the City of Austin union, as well as the Travis County union.
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