Laborers Local 169 advocates for 1400 Northern Nevada members in construction sector

During the Assembly Committee on Growth and Infrastructure meeting on March 25, 2025, a key discussion emerged regarding the role of Laborers Local 169 in Northern Nevada's workforce. The business manager of the union, representing approximately 1,400 members, highlighted the critical contributions of these workers to the region's construction industry.

The manager emphasized that union members are often the frontline workers for many signatory contractors, underscoring their importance in driving local infrastructure projects. This acknowledgment of labor's role comes at a time when Nevada is focusing on growth and development, making the union's input particularly relevant.

The discussion reflects a broader commitment to ensuring that local labor is prioritized in upcoming projects, which could lead to enhanced job security and opportunities for union members. As the state continues to navigate its growth, the voices of labor organizations like Laborers Local 169 will be crucial in shaping policies that affect the workforce and the economy.

The meeting concluded with a call for ongoing collaboration between the government and labor representatives to ensure that the needs of workers are met as Nevada moves forward with its infrastructure initiatives.