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Officers from AFSCME Colorado at a training
Over Thirty Leaders from Around the State Turned Out to Learn How to Strengthen Our Union
AFSCME Colorado Updates

Over Thirty Leaders from Around the State Turned Out to Learn How to Strengthen Our Union

Last week, over thirty leaders joined AFSCME Colorado for a series of trainings designed to strengthen our union. On Friday, a dozen leaders joined us to discuss best practices and strategies to recruit new employees to the union.

Over Thirty Leaders from Around the State Turned Out to Learn How to Strengthen Our Union

Judge hitting gavel
Judge sides with AFSCME workers to protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness program
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Judge sides with AFSCME workers to protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness program

AFSCME members will continue to be eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program after a federal judge blocked the administration’s effort to unfairly disqualify certain government and nonprofit employers from the popular program.  

Judge sides with AFSCME workers to protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness program

Jairo Aguayo (center-left, in blue shirt) and Roberto Montes Garcia (center-right, wearing black) are honored by the City Council of Commerce City in recognition of saving a shooting victim's life.
Commerce City Workers Go Above and Beyond, Save Bystander’s Life After Shooting
AFSCME Colorado Updates

Commerce City Workers Go Above and Beyond, Save Bystander’s Life After Shooting

Jairo Aguayo and Roberto Montes Garcia, both parks operations specialists for Commerce City and members of Local 1144, were working to fix a leak in the irrigation system at Pioneer Park.

Commerce City Workers Go Above and Beyond, Save Bystander’s Life After Shooting