Electrical
IBEW Local 12
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Our Story
IBEW Local 12, based in Pueblo, Colorado, has roots dating back to 1882 and was chartered in 1900. The union aims to improve the lives of American laborers and ensure they have equal footing with corporations. They strive to improve the community.
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Service Area
Based in Pueblo, CO
Serves within 30 minutes drive from Pueblo
Client Reviews
5.0 from 6 reviews on Google
Brotherhood. That's the IBEW. You will always be treated with kindness here.
vick grins a year ago
They're the best!
Cheryl Scott 9 months ago
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Common Questions
IBEW Local 12 serves the Pueblo, Colorado area, focusing on organizing and supporting electrical workers in the region. As a local union chartered in 1900 with roots dating back to 1882, it contributes to the electrical industry in Southern Colorado. Homeowners in Pueblo can contact the local for information on union-affiliated electricians.
IBEW Local 12 was chartered on February 24, 1900, with labor roots in Pueblo extending back to 1882, making it a longstanding pillar of the electrical trades community. The union has built the local community through skilled tradesmen and continues to strive for improvements in Southern Colorado. This extensive history ensures experienced members in electrical work, from utilities to manufacturing.
You can reach IBEW Local 12 via email at [email protected] for inquiries, including RSVPs for events like the Annual Banquet on February 21, 2026, at The Union Depot. The website also features a contact form and phone support for issues like checking job books online using your member card number and date of birth. Upcoming events include retiree gatherings, orientations, executive board meetings, and union meetings.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 12 aims to organize electrical industry workers in the United States and Canada, including public utilities and manufacturing, into local unions to promote reasonable work methods and settle disputes through arbitration. It seeks to assist members in sickness or distress, secure employment, reduce hours, ensure adequate pay, and elevate moral, intellectual, and social conditions for a higher standard of living and citizenship. This commitment supports skilled electrical trades in Pueblo, benefiting the community.