Brotherhood Railway Carmen

Read Local Chairman James Ramey's Guide Regarding Discipline and Arbitration Process in the Members Library

I am proud to represent our lodge as your president. I fully understand the frustrations and challenges we are facing in the rail industry. I often hear what does the union do for me? Let me ask you what have you done for your union? You and I are the union and we are stronger together. I've been active in the union for over 15 years holding various offices. I do my best to represent and fight for us all. Reach out to me anytime. Although we may not get the desired results you will get the attention and fight we all deserve.

Steven L Pequignot Heartland Lodge 6760 Bylaws have been amended and approved. View the 2024 revised lodge bylaws in the Members Library

Our Brotherhood Railway Carmen Division of TCU was founded at Cedar Rapids, Iowa on October 27, 1888. The first By-Laws were adopted at Joint Convention in Topeka, Kansas, September 1890. Our union has merged with other railway unions five times. In July 1987, Convention action re-named the union Transportation Communications International Union (TCU) effective October 1, 1987. The Brotherhood Railway Carmen is a division of the TCU. The most recent merger was January 1, 2012, TCU Merged with International Association of Machinist and is the Railroad Division of that union. Review the Brotherhood Railway Carmen first 50-year history.

The Union we call TCU/IAM today took root back in 1899 when, on a cold winter's evening shortly after Christmas, 33 railroad clerks gathered in the back room of Behrens' cigar shop in Sedalia, Missouri. That night, December 29, they formed Local Lodge Number 1 of a union they named the Order of Railroad Clerks of America. Today our range is extensive and complex, on and off the railroads throughout the transportation industry. But the union still runs on those same simple principles of democracy and full membership participation.

located outside of Washington, D.C. at:
3 Research Place
Rockville, Maryland 20850
Telephone 301-948-4910
Fax 301-948-1369
Website: tcunion.org

Union dues payments and inquiries should be sent to Korey Jones, Financial Secretary-Treasurer.

Heartland Lodge's mailing address is:
TCU/IAM Lodge 6760
4220 Cedar Street
New Boston, Ohio 45662

Announcements

Last meeting
June 9, 2025

There are no membership meetings in July, as stated in the Lodge Bylaws

Next meeting
August 15, 2025
at Detroit, Michigan

Korey Jones appointed Recording Secretary and Financial Secretary-Treasurer of Lodge 6760

Past President Phil Amadon honored for his dedication to the Lodge

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TCU Assistant National Representative Steve Wilhelm is honored for his service to TCU

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In Memory

of our Sisters, Brothers and family members who recently reached eternal paradise

Robert M. Dillman
Keith Pierce
Richard E. Burwell
J.V. Waller
Richard Webb, II
Richard Leon La Vigne
Susan Jane Adams
Donald D. Brennan
Pauline M. Clark
C. John Pequignot
Lowell D. Wheeler
Marion E. Wilhelm
Bradley Alan Baker
Irvin A. Friedman
Blake Bowman
Robert E. Pless, Sr.
Roger Bowling
Paul K. Jackson
Paul A. Gunkel, Jr.
Joey Dean Thomas
Ella May Jones
Joe Carroll
Steve Brownfield
Richard J. Keeley
Phillip C. Roe
David A. Reed
David P. Fancher
Jacob M. Dillow
Rennald J. Worman

Keep 2025 UNIONSTRONG

THANK YOU!

Brother Chris Pierce for your years of dedication as Local Chairman and President of Lodge 6760. Under your direction our members have earned respect in the work place and have been represented with care, compassion and the highest form of quality of this brotherhood 2014 - 2020.

2025 Railroad Retirement COLA
for retired members increase 2.5% on Tier I and 0.08% on Tier II

Details Here

2024 Railroad Retirement COLA for retired members increase 3.2% on Tier I and 1.0% on Tier II

COLA increases become effective January 1 each year based on the COLA period July1 through September 30 of the previous year