DC 37 Retirees Association

Request Absentee Ballot for Nov. 3 Election

The New York State legislature and Gov. Cuomo have made changes to facilitate absentee ballot voting in the November 3 election.

As announced by DC 37's Health & Security Plan Trustees, the new DC 37 Delta Dental Benefit Plan began on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2020.

DC 37 Retirees' June 19 ad in The Chief salutes frontline workers. The DC 37 Retirees Association placed an ad in the June 19 issue of The

Message from the DC 37 Retirees President – Updated May 5, 2020

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

JOIN DC 37’s HENRY GARRIDO on FACEBOOK LIVE TONIGHT at 6PM
Please join DC 37 Executive Director Henry Garrido TODAY, OCT. 29, at 6 p.m. on FACEBOOK LIVE! as he presents an up-to-the-minute... — Oct 29
City and DC 37 Reach a No Layoffs Agreement
District Council 37 and the City of New York Announce a No Layoff Agreement for Union Members through June 2021 District Council 37, the... — Oct 28
With Coney Barrett confirmation, Senate majority continues its ‘power games’
By AFSCME Staff AFSCME President Lee Saunders is blasting the Senate majority’s rushed confirmation Justice Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S.... — Oct 28
VOTE. VOLUNTEER. WIN!
DC 37 Family, Our efforts in Pennsylvania are paying off as the early vote numbers are off the charts! But we still have work to do.... — Oct 27
Upcoming DC 37 Events
Please take advantage of these union events and programs scheduled from now to mid-November. POLITICAL ACTION VOTING DEADLINES: Election... — Oct 23

Retirees will shape this election, say Clinton, Saunders
In a tele-town hall, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and AFSCME President Lee Saunders urged senior citizens to vote and persuade others to vote for Biden and Harris. — Oct 29
CA child care providers hold candlelight vigils to draw attention to COVID-19 impact
As child care locations shutter due to COVID-19, providers across California hold candlelight vigils to draw attention to the crisis. — Oct 29
Syracuse, N.Y., unions avoid layoffs, negotiate across-the-board furloughs instead
To avoid layoffs and make furloughs more equitable for workers, the City of Syracuse, N.Y., and unions came up with a compromise plan to cope with COVID-19-related revenue losses. — Oct 28
With Coney Barrett confirmation, Senate majority continues its ‘power games’
AFSCME President Lee Saunders calls the confirmation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett a corrupt political game. — Oct 27
PA members fired up and ready to go at AFSCME volunteer kickoff
AFSCME members in Pennsylvania were fired up and ready to go this weekend. Many more volunteers nationwide are joining our ambitious effort to elect the Biden-Harris ticket. — Oct 26