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Jeff Johnson
Jeff received a plaque for his service of 18 years as Local 1250 President.
75th Anniversary pin presentation
Cole Roth receiving his 60 year membership pin.
75th Party Gun Drawing Winner
Our Gun Drawing Winner
75th Anniversary
Fun at the 75th Party
75th Anniversary
75th Anniversary Crowd
Anniversary Cake Anniversary Cake
IBEW Local 1250 Anniversary Cake
IBEW Training Center/Union Hall 2014
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Local 1250 Elections |
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| At the regular May General Membership meeting, the Local Union held the nominations for officers of Local 1250. After the completion of nominations, the Local Union President, Jeff Johnson declared a white ticket ballot for all officers of the Local Union. Each office received only one nomination for the respective position. For President, Cassie Silbernagle- for Vice President, Les Young - for Recording Secretary, Dan Dejong - for Treasurer, Steve Schock - for Business Manager/Financial Secretary/Delegate to the International Convention, Randy Stainbrook - for Executive Board, Tim Berg, John Fortune Jr., Bob Gubka, Mark Renken, Brian Jensen, Darrel Baker, Ed Ugland - for Exam Board - Jeff Johnson, Corey Albers and Les Job. Congratulations to all new officers of Local Union 1250. Thanks to Jeff Johnson for your 15 years of dedication to being Local 1250 President. The swearing in of the new officers was held at the General Membersip meeting on July 5, 2017. Pictures of the new officers can be seen on the officers and staff section, the link is on the left had side of this page. |
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The strength of the IBEW is determined by our union density. As union density declines, so does our ability to secure beneficial wage increases, benefits and working conditions. In "right to work for less" states like South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nebraska, the three states that IBEW Local Union 1250 has members in, the task of keeping good contracts and having high union density is especially difficult and requires that we constantly strive to maintain our membership levels. Most of our units do very well at maintaining membership levels, but some have dropped to less than desirable levels. Each of us as union members, has the task of asking our fellow workers to join the Local Union and help maintain the good wage and benefit levels in our contracts. That's why I'm asking each of you to take the time to visit with your co-workers and if they are not members, ask them to consider joining their union to help us keep and improve our union contracts.
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IBEW Represented Companys |
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IBEW Local Union 1250 proudly represents the employees of the following companies:
Checker Electric, Amick Sound, Black Hills Power, Cherry Todd Electric, West Central Electric, West River Electric, The City of Winner Electrical Department, Lacreek Electric, Moreau Grand Electric, Northwest Rural Public Power District, MCS, Goldbelt Falcon, Wright Tree Service.
We would be proud to represent the company you work for too. Give us a call at 605-343-0954
CONGRATULATIONS AT&T/Direct TV employees - WELCOME to IBEW Local 1250! The employees have been certified by the AAA and AT&T as a new unit in Rapid City, Sioux Falls as well as many other states acrss America. The employees have just ratified their first contract, putting into place wage progression scales, a comprhensive health care benefit package, a 401k plan with a company match and a pension plan at a time when many across the country are seeing their pensions disappear. The agreements also offer layoff protections and a very solid grievance and arbitration process.These agreements could not have been reached without the hard work and dedication of the Direct TV employees. They travelled across the country to prepare for negotiations and with the help of SCT-3 negotiators, they reached these new agreements.
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42nd Annual IBEW Fishing Tournament |
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The annual fishing tournament was held on June 9, 10 & 11 at Oahe downstream campground # 3. The weather was hot and the fish were small, but abundent. The Friday night fish fry was a great success, thanks to Local 1959 member Dallas Deranleau for frying up over 12 quarts of fish and to Jeff Johnson for getting them all cut up and preped for frying. The tournament started on Saturday morning with a 40 mile an hour wind, so it kept most boaters off the water until it calmed down around 10:00 in the morning. Saturday night featured a great ribeye steak feed, thanks to Steve Miller for cooking up his famous beans. The tournament ended Sunday at noon with Local 1250 member Larry Caffee bringing in the winning fish at 2.24 pounds. Jerry Snyder from Local 1250 was second and Rod Brossart from Local 196 came in third. Sunday hosted the awards and door prizes, with everyone winning a door prize and many going home with a couple door prizes. Thanks to the many Local Unions, employers and company's that provided all the prizes. Special thanks to Steve Zerfas for the previoyus 41 years of hosting this great derby. We look forward to seeing everyone next year at the 43rd annual tournament.
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