Council 3 Updates

This Labor Day, forming and joining a union should be a freedom every working Marylander can enjoy

It’s critical that we come together in November to vote for leaders and policymakers who will work to enshrine our fundamental right to form a union and join together with our coworkers to have a say in the decisions that affect us in our workplaces.

This Labor Day, forming and joining a union should be a freedom every working Marylander can enjoy

AFSCME MD Calls on Hogan Administration to Take Action for Lower Drug Costs

On June 24th, AFSCME Maryland President Patrick Moran sent the following letter to the Prescription Drug Affordability Board, its Advisory Committee, and key legislators expressing concerns about the commitment to a robust state Pharmacy Benefit Manager reverse auction.

AFSCME MD Calls on Hogan Administration to Take Action for Lower Drug Costs

AFSCME Maryland Announces Endorsements for Federal, State, and County Offices

This election year is an extraordinary one for Maryland’s public employees.

In November, we will elect a new Governor, State Comptroller, and Attorney General and have a chance to shape the future of Maryland for years to come with a new administration.

AFSCME Maryland Announces Endorsements for Federal, State, and County Offices

Reject Lease Transfer Putting Closed Sign on Spring Grove: Patients Over Profits

Spring Grove Hospital Center is the public psychiatric hospital serving Baltimore, Howard, Anne Arundel, Prince George’s Counties, and Baltimore City. It has 375 beds and approximately 800 staff.

Reject Lease Transfer Putting Closed Sign on Spring Grove: Patients Over Profits

2022 Legislative Session Victories Waiting for Governor Hogan to Take Action

The 44th Session of the General Assembly of Maryland ended on April 11.  The legislature now has until April 30 to present bills to the Governor for his consideration.  The Governor then has until May 30 to take action on legislation by signing, vetoing, or allowing to become law throug

2022 Legislative Session Victories Waiting for Governor Hogan to Take Action