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NORTH TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES (NTAPE) LOCAL 9487

USW/North Texas Association of Public Employees Local 9487 was established almost two decades ago to build a powerful voice for Dallas County and City of Dallas workers. As we grow and move forward, it will take the help of every member to create change in our workplaces, so we are calling on members like you to become more actively involved.

NTAPE Local 9487

 Welcome to NTAPE Local 9487 web page.

Mar 12
Monthly Meeting

6:30PM - 8:00PM

Monthly Meeting

Here we grow! Join us every 2nd Thursday for our monthly meeting.  Make a difference, get involved and let your voice be heard. 

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USW demonstration outside Dallas City Hall, 2025

Here we Grow!

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