American Postal Workers Union

Madison Wisconsin Area Local 241

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APWU Family Picnic 2024

Officer Appointments as of October 2024

Evan Elkins has been appointed Clerk Craft Director.

Jenny Cappaert has been appointed Director of Organization.


 

OFFICERS

Hover over the officer's name below, right click mouse, and copy email address.


President:

Chris Degeyter

(608) 751-0247


Vice President:

Toni Richardson

(608) 732-4262


Secretary:

Jasmine Carter


Treasurer:

Ken Whiteash

(608) 425-8316


Clerk Craft Director:

Evan Elkins

(920) 815-9392


Maintenance Craft Director:

Vacant

MVS Craft Director:

Tim Will

(608) 219-0201


Safety & Health Director:

Doug Kenney

(608) 618-3467


Editor:

Amanda Mauthe


Director of Organization:

Jenny Cappaert

(608) 535-0309


Trustees:

Dawn Raasch

Russ Darling

 

APWU 27th Biennial National Convention


- NEW APPOINTMENTS -

  • As of October, Evan Elkins has been appointed Clerk Craft Director, he is also Tour 2 steward.
  • Also as of October, Jenny Cappaert has been appointed Director of Organization, she will remain the MOCA steward.

APWU Health Plan

Evan Elkins is the Madison Area Local's

APWU Health Plan Representative

Contact him by email:   elkins.apwu@gmail.com

or call him:   (920) 815-9392 if you have questions.


 

APWU Membership Meetings


 

Thursday, Jan 30th at 7:00pm

***Editors Note: Due to the delay in the Flash reaching members, the motion to amend the Constitution as written in the Flash, was postponed until January's meeting***

Thursday, Feb 20th at 9:30am

Thursday, March 20th at 9:30am

Thursday, April 24th at 7:00pm

Thursday, May 22 at 9:30am

Thursday, June 26th at 7:00pm

 


 

No membership meetings July, August, December.

Dream Lanes will be open. See you there.

All membership meetings are held at:

Dream Lanes 13 Atlas Ct. Madison WI 53714

unless otherwise stated.


 

French civilians and soldiers from the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion sort mail in France during the spring of 1945.

From 1864-1977, the Railway Mail Service used clerks on board moving trains to sort and process mail, speeding delivery.