Thank you for visiting the website of Washington, DC’s International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union 26. We have the best electricians in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia. Imagine a job in the electrical industry where you can earn while you learn. Electricians hold some of the most technical jobs in America, and Local 26 provides the highest quality, technical training to its members. Here at Local 26, we believe in standing up for our members rights and always have their best interest in mind. Our staff of Business Representatives is here to help you when you need them.

From Roanoke, VA, to Lanham, MD, IBEW Local Union 26 has state-of-the-art training facilities with instructors who are second to none. The work of our unionized construction electricians speaks for itself. Our apprenticeship training and residential upgrade programs are top-notch, and no one can compete with the level of skilled craftsmanship that our journeymen bring to the job site. Our vast jurisdiction encompasses the District of Columbia, five counties in Maryland and 44 counties in Virginia. Our electricians have been part of the most exciting projects in the area--from the White House to the World War II Memorial, to the most recent Nationals Stadium and National Harbor. We will continue to build and maintain projects large and small.

Please take some time to browse our NEW website. Here you will be able to link to our affiliates, find information on our training programs and what Local 26 has to offer, as well as easily access information for our current members.

Thank you for visiting…and as always…BUILD IT UNION…BE UNION!

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Bowling for Gold

January 29, 2012 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Join the Community Services Agency (CSA) for its 20th annual Union Bowling Tournament raising money for the Emergency Assistance Fund for needy union families. Teams can participate in competitions at 10:00 am or 1:00 pm.

Come out Monday, June 4, 2012 and help support Dollars Against Diabetes, D.A.D., an annual campaign spearheaded by the Building and Construction Trades Department, AFL-CIO, to help support the Diabetes Research Institute.