Division of Youth and Family Justice Officers

03/23/2026

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters Convention Call is now available. Review important details and forms below.

01/30/2026

FREE Financial Counseling

Teamsters Local 237 is inviting members to a retirement planning webinar hosted by Stacey Braun Associates designed to help you better understand your benefits, plan for retirement, and make informed financial decisions. The webinar will cover key topics such as retirement readiness, pension considerations, and general retirement strategies.This session is educational in nature and offered at no cost or obligation.

When: February 9th at 6:30pm

Below is the registration link for the upcoming webinar:

JOIN US FOR A WEBINAR! Retirement Planning Monday, February 9, 2026 6:30PM Register Now Taking control of your future during your career is a critical piece of proper retirement planning. You have many different avenues to explore regarding which retirement strategies are best suited to your specifi...

12/30/2025

ACS Promotions to Sergean. So many of our members distinguish themselves by their professionalism on the job. Here are some of their pictures and stories.

11/27/2025

Holiday Greetings From Teamsters Local 237 President Gregory Floyd and the Executive Board.

11/19/2025

Effective January 1, 2026, the City of New York will be offering a new health plan, replacing the current GHI CBP/Anthem BlueCross and BlueShield plan for active employees and pre-Medicare retirees, and their eligible dependents under 65. You can attend a live virtual information session for more information about this NYCE PPO plan.
Please use this link to register:
Nov 21: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5139086/151BF27BD8890D5449E0D6CD09C43BA9
Nov 24: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5139102/A2B4E69FCAD4C7568AFFB0A921358480
Nov 25: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5139110/5329DAA5705B0E6F3F7C94B4B1FF03F2

11/11/2025

A special Veteran's Day message from President Gregory Floyd and Local 237's Executive Board.

10/03/2025

Dive into the latest updates with our Fall 2025 Newsline from Local 237! Click the link below to read the Newsline: https://www.local237.org/news-a-media/past-issues-of-newsline/1926-newsline-fall-2025/file

08/29/2025

We honor and remember Trenice Frison. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.

04/20/2025

Easter is a celebration of life. The holiday fills us with feelings of hope, renewal, and faith.Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. taught us the value of faith: “Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase.”

May you and those you hold dear rejoice in new beginnings and enjoy the power of faith.

- Gregory Floyd, President, Teamsters Local 237and members of the Executive Board

03/21/2025

An invitation from Local 237 President Floyd and the Executive Board for members only.

Join us for a special screening of LILLY, the powerful story of Lilly Ledbetter’s fight for fair pay. Her journey for justice mirrors the battles Local 237 has fought—and won—for equal pay and fair treatment.

When: Wednesday, March 26th at 5 pm
Where: 216 West 14th Street, NY
RSVP: email [email protected] or [email protected]

This event is exclusive to Local 237 members, so don’t miss this chance to honor a true advocate for workplace equality. Check out the attached flyer and Local 237’s Lilly Moment to see why her fight matters to us all!

12/23/2024

Holiday greetings from President Floyd and the Executive Board

11/11/2024

Veterans Day is the day set aside to honor all who have served in the military. Across our nation, there are countless men and women who brought dignity and valor to the uniform they wear in defense of our freedom. We take special pride in the many Local 237 members who selflessly served.

Among them is the late Tuskegee Airman Dabney Montgomery. Dabney was a NYCHA Housing Assistant for 14 years, who distinguished himself as an exemplary soldier known for his bravery in World War ll, yet was denied the right to vote when he got home. Although he was among the security detail for Dr. King on his historic march from Selma to Memphis, it took nearly 60 years after War ll ended for him to be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal. Now, the heels of his shoes from that march are on display in the first-of- its-kind National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C., and a street sign in Harlem bears his name. Wow! How many unions can boast of having a Tuskegee Airman among its members?

So, as we pause to show our appreciation to all veterans, it is especially gratifying to know that Local 237 has so many who have served our nation. To them, we express our sincere

THANK YOU!