Our Staff
Leadership
Stacy Martin- Business Manager/Secretary/Treasurer
Doug Scott- Assistant Business Manager
Dave Hawkins- Assistant Business Manager
Billy Wallace- Political & Legislative Director
Mallorie Davies- State Regulatory & Policy Coordinator
Jerry Ball- Director of Organizing
Office Staff
Barbie Pagh- Office Manager
Corina Olmos- Office Assistant
Organizing Staff
Steve Bosarge
Casper Carrillo
John Collins
Maurice Dawson
Amber Glennon
Gunner Leidel
Deken Letinich
Gabe Marshall
Tara McElligott
Tanesha Roberson
Scott Rockwell
Connie Rodriguez
Earl Smith
Micah Stoin
Stephen Winkler
Our Mission
Since its initial charter in 1936, the Washington and Northern Idaho District Council of Laborers, in collaboration with its affiliated Local Unions, has maintained cohesion and unity for its members, their families and their communities.
The objectives, among others, of the Laborers’ International Union are:
To unite under its banner all persons engaged in labor classifications for their mutual benefit, aid and protection.
To establish appropriate wages, benefits, training and working conditions for all members.
To secure recognition by employers and the public of the right to engage in collective bargaining.
To promote, foster, develop and advance the skills, efficiency and working knowledge of its members.
To promote, foster and develop programs which advance the social utility and efficiency of industries employing its members.
To promote, build and foster harmonious relationships between employers and employees.
To strive toward effective programs which would improve, advance and increase opportunities for employment.
To engage in legislative and other activities to promote, protect and advance the physical, economic and social welfare of its members and society at large.
To engage in research and educational activities to promote understanding and improve the conditions of life of all laboring people around the world.
Our mission at the Washington and Northern Idaho District Council of Laborers:
To fulfill the aforementioned objectives of the Laborers’ International Union.
To coordinate and consolidate the activities of our affiliated Local Unions which have a common interest.
To foster harmony and cohesion between our affiliated Local Unions.
To fairly and equitably represent all members of our affiliated Local Unions.
To provide highly skilled laborers to our signatory employers while maintaining a competitive position in our respective industries.