AFSCME Colorado
The Union for Colorado’s Public Service Workers
We are your family and your neighbors. We are the city, county, cultural, university, and school workers across Colorado who keep our communities running, safe, and strong. We’re proud of the work we do.
Because public service isn’t just a job. It’s a calling.
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AFSCME Colorado Updates
IN THE NEWS: AFSCME Local 158 President Mike Wallin Speaks Out About Denver Layoffs
Member Spotlight: Gary Quintana, Lead Housing Inspector for the City Of Pueblo
Officer Trainings Bring Members Together
Jefferson County Library Workers Deliver 500+ Petition Signatures Against Dress Code Proposal
Opportunities and Savings for AFSCME Members
Being an AFSCME member doesn't only give you an advantage at the bargaining table — it also gets you access to discounts and benefits that can help make life a little easier.
AFSCME National Updates
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Rule change threatens AFSCME members who work in employment services
The independence of state employment services professionals is being threatened by a Labor Department rule change.
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AFSCME members vow to protect Social Security
AFSCME members thanked Arizona Rep. Greg Stanton for voting against the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill.”
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Texans celebrate Social Security turning 90 by rallying to protect it
An AFSCME retiree in Texas called on Congress to protect Social Security.
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Administration threatens Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility. We will fight it.
AFSCME is gearing up to fight the administration’s move to change eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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50,000 Workers Strong! AFSCME Cultural Workers United Hits 5-Year Milestone
A key milestone: 50,000 cultural workers have earned a voice on the job through AFSCME’s Cultural Workers United movement.