Washington & N. Idaho District Council of Laborers

08/06/2026

Wildfires have been impacting many areas in our state. If you are looking for ways to support the local communities you can click the link(s) below for a list of urgently needed items that can be dispersed by the Local Unions.

Together we can stand together and show support for our LIUNA sisters and brothers who are in need and what it looks like when Laborers Rise.

Numerous wildfires have impacted our communities throughout the Pacific Northwest. Some families have been without power for over a week, many have been forced to evacuate with just what they could quickly grab, and others have lost their homes.

Help us stand together for our LIUNA sisters, brothers and fellow community members who desperately need our support.

Please click the link below for a list of urgently needed items that will be dispersed by the Local Unions.

Together, we can make a difference! 🧡🧡🧡

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08/03/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with our Sisters and Brothers out of our Spokane Laborers Local 238. We know the power of Laborers Rising. Please get in touch with our local so that we can best assist in this time of need.

07/31/2026

📣 CALL TO ACTION 📣
We need your help and your voice. The Washington State Building Code Council is taking public comments regarding their move to adopt 2024 regulations that are a very real attack on natural gas in our state. This can impact us on the job as well at home, at a time when affordability has already skyrocketed. There are 3 EASY steps you can take to make your voice be heard!
Step One: Follow the QR code below👇 Add your name, local and county you reside in to the prefilled letter to submit your comment directly to the SBCC today.
Step Two: reach out to the legislators in your district to let them know that you are concerned about the impacts the proposed changes will have on your work and home. Don't know who represents you? Take a look here 👉 https://app.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder
Step Three: Attend the public hearing nearest you next week to let the SBCC know directly. Meetings are:
August 5, 2026 Room 2208 1500 Jefferson St SE, Olympia, WA 98501
or
August 7, 2026 Spokane City Hall-Briefing Center Room 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 99201

07/31/2026

📣 CALL TO ACTION!!! 📣Attention Laborers!! We need your help and your voice. The Washington State Building Code Council is moving to adopt 2024 regulations that are attacking natural gas in our state. This can impact us on the job as well at home. In a time when utility rates are already skyrocketing, this will only compound the issue.
So what can you do?
Step One: Follow the QR code below 👇 Add your name, local and county you reside in to the prefilled letter to submit your public comment to the SBCC today!
Step Two: Reach out to your State Legislators and let them know that you are asking for their help in addressing this potential code change. Don't know who are your representatives? You can find them here ---> https://app.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder
Step Three: Attend one of the public hearings next week to let the State Building Code Council know how these proposed code changes will impact you and your families. The meetings are:
August 5, 2026- 1500 Jefferson St SE, Olympia, WA 98501 Room 2208
or
August 7, 2026- Spokane City Hall Briefing Center Room, 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 99201

We have until August 7th to use our voices!! We know the power in Laborers Rising 👊

07/27/2026

If there’s one thing Laborers know, it’s concrete! We are the backbone to building our nations infrastructure. Quality training, quality members, quality work. That’s the power of LIUNA 💪

For more than a century, LIUNA Laborers have been the backbone of concrete construction across North America.

Our craftsmanship can be found in the dams that generate electricity, the airports that connect our nation, the schools where future generations learn, the military installations that protect our freedoms, the hospitals that save lives, the bridges and highways that move people and commerce, the ports that fuel our economy, and the water and wastewater systems that protect public health.

Concrete is more than a building material, it’s the foundation of modern society. Behind every successful placement are highly trained Laborers who understand that quality workmanship today means safer, stronger infrastructure for generations to come.

We don’t just pour concrete 🤝we build the foundation of our future.

Proud yesterday. Proud today. Ready for tomorrow.


Washington & N. Idaho District Council of Laborers
LIUNA Northwest Region
NW Laborers Training

07/22/2026

We are thrilled to have been able to witness the HISTORIC move by IUPAT AND LIUNA! We know that we are stronger together. Fighting for our members, securing our work and marching side by side. That’s solidarity! 💪 Combined, we now represent over 700,000 voices in the labor movement. Now that’s strength in numbers🤝

We don’t just talk about SOLIDARITY. We put it in writing! On the final day of the 2026 LIUNA Multi-Regional Conference, GP Brent Booker and IUPAT GP Jimmy Williams Jr. signed a HISTORIC agreement to strengthen organizing, coordinate strategy and build worker POWER together. This is what the future of the LABOR MOVEMENT looks like. One movement. Stronger TOGETHER.

07/20/2026

Fired up at the LIUNA Multi-Regional Conference! Listening to LIUNA leaders on how to continue to organize and grow on our march to one million! 💪

07/20/2026

Congratulations to our Sister, Mallorie Davies for being nominated as Tradewomen of the Week! Keeping up the tradition of strong women throughout our District Council!

Congratulations to , Mallorie Davies. Mallorie is the State Regulatory and Policy Coordinator for the Northwest Laborers District Council and a proud member of LIUNA Local 292.

Her story is defined by resilience, curiosity, and a willingness to embrace every new challenge!

“I started working construction as what I thought would be a summer job to pay for more college. As a collegiate athlete, I immediately connected with the physicality of construction... That pursuit fed curiosity and I fell in love with being a Laborer, and never looked back.”

Today, Mallorie is “the State Regulatory and Policy Coordinator for our District Council.” As “the first woman to hold this role,” she has become “an advocate for my union, the trades and women in the trades.”

One of Mallorie’s proudest achievements is that “I was able to have both my boys while working in the field and successfully leading a crew of 30 in the process.”

She is also proud that “In 2024, we successfully passed the first legislation in the US that guarantees sanitary conditions on job sites including access to menstrual products at no cost, women specific restrooms, and breastfeeding accommodations for when new mothers return to work.”

Thank you, Mallorie, for your leadership, advocacy, and commitment to building pathways for the next generation of tradeswomen.

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07/07/2026

🏗️ Big day at the Northwest Laborers Training Center! welcomed Washington State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti to our state-of-the-art training center in Kingston to see firsthand how we're setting the industry standard. With hands-on training, real member interaction, innovative curriculum and a site tour shows exactly why Laborers are leading the way. 💪 Read more about Treasurer Pellicciotti's visit here: https://www.kitsapdailynews.com/2026/07/06/state-treasurer-tours-kingstons-northwest-laborers-facility/