Carpenters Local 1912

04/23/2026

04/21/2026

Kevin Robinson has been a consistent advocate for a level playing field for contractors competing on statewide projects. Throughout his career, he has stood alongside labor, recognizing that unpaid taxes and misreported wages directly impact state and local budgets—ultimately affecting critical services, including public safety.

Councilman Robinson continues to stand with carpenters in the fight to eliminate tax fraud in the construction industry, supporting fairness, accountability, and responsible contracting practices across Arizona.

04/14/2026

Mayor Romero has demonstrated a strong commitment to ensuring that contractors in Tucson accurately report wages to insurance providers and uphold wage standards for union carpenters. Major projects such as Copper World, Project Blue Data Center, and the American Battery Factory are setting a positive example by engaging responsible contractors who offer competitive wages, invest in apprenticeship programs, and properly classify construction workers according to their respective crafts.

Thank you, Mayor, for your continued advocacy for responsible contracting practices on high-profile developments, helping to ensure that Tucson’s economic growth is achieved with both integrity and accountability.

04/13/2026

Thank you, Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari, for visiting the Carpenters Union Training Center and for standing alongside our members in addressing tax fraud within our industry.

Your advocacy on behalf of working people is both meaningful and impactful, and it is sincerely appreciated. Together, we remain committed to supporting the workforce, upholding accountability, and confronting corruption and unethical practices.

04/08/2026

Thank you, Secretary Fontes, for exposing a practice that has gone unchecked in our industry for far too long. Contractors who cheat the system and break the law undermine honest workers and honest businesses. They must be held fully accountable and should not be allowed to operate in Arizona unless they follow the law and play by the rules.

04/06/2026

We are pleased to extend our congratulations to these members from Local 1912, who have completed the minimum 24 hours of volunteer service in 2025 through the CUPP program and have qualified for the PHIB reimbursement program.

03/21/2026

Local 1912 volunteer committee attended the El Mirage Spring Fair to discuss Carpenters Jobs Wages and Benefits. Appreciation is extended to the City Council members who support enhanced living standards for the working class.

03/20/2026

Congratulations to these Local 1912 members for their participation in the CUPP program they were able to send in up to $500 in receipts to be reimbursed. If you have not signed up to the CUPP program follow this link and start volunteering.

https://wscarpentersaz.galaxydigital.com

03/17/2026

🚨 Local 1912 Members — Get Ready for Contract 2026! 🚨

Contract negotiations are coming, and member involvement is critical. Join us at the Contract 2026 Presentation to learn how we stand strong together and prepare for negotiations.

👉 Click the link for the Meeting Schedule:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mpeo8K-NSmCfVIshBSWGE5OIVIjQnp4M

💪 Strength in numbers. Power in unity.

All attendees receive:
🎓 2 CUPP Credits
👕 Contract 2026 T-Shirt
🍔 Food & Beverages

📍 Location:
Carpenters Local 1912
4547 W McDowell Rd.
Phoenix, AZ

Your voice matters. Your presence matters. Our future depends on it.

We can’t wait to see our members show up strong! 💪

02/10/2026

Great turn out at the El Mirage Public Safety Day Job Fair. Talking to representatives from Legislative District 29 about the Carpenters apprenticeship programs and our training.

01/31/2026

Volunteer Committee prepping bird houses and key chain holders for future events.