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We want to congratulate Ron Jackson on his retirement from TriMet after 29 years. Ron was honored with a plaque from the union and the ATU 757 Black Caucus during his retirement party last Saturday.
"Your 29 years of service have exemplified strength, integrity, and brotherhood, leaving a lasting impact on both the union and the ATU 757 Black Caucus.
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Dave Kay served as a dedicated Executive Board Officer for many years, generously giving his time and energy to support our membership and the broader community. His contributions were numerous and meaningful, including organizing and collecting food baskets for Labor Community Services during the holiday season, as well as coordinating and delivering food barrels to multiple ATU locations.
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ATU is leading the charge on new bipartisan legislation in the U.S. Congress that would require new transit buses to be equipped with fully enclosed bus operator workstations. This safety measure is intended to prevent the senseless and sometimes fatal attacks our members face, with transit workers being assaulted more than 40 times per day nationwide.
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04/03/2026 -
We would like to thank Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read for joining us on March 5th for a ride along on the TriMet Light Rail system. This ride-along was coordinated by Secretary Read’s office, our political lobbyist Matt Markee, and the local, not by TriMet.
What was intended as a routine visit quickly turned into a real and unfiltered look at the conditions our members face every day.
During our return trip into the Gateway Transit Center, we encountered a train experiencing fentanyl exposure...
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We want to congratulate Ron Jackson on his retirement from TriMet after 29 years. Ron was honored with a plaque from the union and the ATU 757 Black Caucus during his retirement party last Saturday. "Your 29 years of service have exemplified strength, integrity, and brotherhood, leaving a lasting impact on both the union and the ATU 757 Black Caucus..png)
Dave Kay served as a dedicated Executive Board Officer for many years, generously giving his time and energy to support our membership and the broader community. His contributions were numerous and meaningful, including organizing and collecting food baskets for Labor Community Services during the holiday season, as well as coordinating and delivering food barrels to multiple ATU locations.1.png)
ATU is leading the charge on new bipartisan legislation in the U.S. Congress that would require new transit buses to be equipped with fully enclosed bus operator workstations. This safety measure is intended to prevent the senseless and sometimes fatal attacks our members face, with transit workers being assaulted more than 40 times per day nationwide..png)
