Early man learned that by working with others, he could tackle just about any task with greater success. Thus, villages and towns were formed  and together, our ancestors provided a safe and stable life for themselves and their families.

The voices of many are louder than the voice of any one individual.

The IBEW collectively speaks for its members while working to achieve security and dignity on the job, along with health and welfare benefits, a living wage, a safe working environment, and a comfortable pension.

The Ninth District of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers encompasses Alaska, California, Hawai'i, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and a portion of Idaho.

We have over 123,000 members - men and women working in every branch of the IBEW, making our District the third largest within our union.

If you are a member of the IBEW, we hope you find this site useful. If you are not a member but work in any of the industries where we represent hard working Americans and Canadians, we invite you to contact us.

Together, our future can be brighter!