District 141 local lodges
District 141 is composed of fifty-one local lodges.
Links go to local lodge web sites. Local lodges listed without a link do not have a web site.
| Local Lodge 75 | Buffalo, NY | Local Lodge 1776 | Philadelphia, PA |
| Local Lodge 141 | Detroit, MI | Local Lodge 1781 | Burlingame, CA |
| Local Lodge 154* | Nashville, TN | Local Lodge 1782 | San Francisco, CA |
| Local Lodge 368* | Miami, FL | Local Lodge 1826* | Omaha, NE |
| Local Lodge 561* | Kansas City, MO | Local Lodge 1833 | Minneapolis, MN |
| Local Lodge 601 | Anchorage, AK | Local Lodge 1885 | Portland, OR |
| Local Lodge 731* | Jacksonville, FL | Local Lodge 1886 | Denver, CO |
| Local Lodge 804 | Cincinnati, OH | ||
| Local Lodge 845 | Las Vegas, NV | Local Lodge 1894* | New York, NY |
| Local Lodge 846 | Baltimore, MD | Local Lodge 1904 | Milwaukee, WI |
| Local Lodge 914* | Newark, NJ | Local Lodge 1905* | New Orleans, LA |
| Local Lodge 949* | St. Louis, MO | Local Lodge 1932* | Los Angeles, CA |
| Local Lodge 1018 | Flushing, NY | Local Lodge 1979 | Honolulu, HI |
| Local Lodge 1044 | Pittsburgh, PA | Local Lodge 2198* |
Houston, TX |
| Local Lodge 1245* | Honolulu, HI | Local Lodge 2208 | Dallas, TX |
| Local Lodge 1287 | Salt Lake City, UT | Local Lodge 2210* | San Antonio, TX |
| Local Lodge 1322 | New York, NY | Local Lodge 2294 | Indianapolis, IN |
| Local Lodge 1351 | Seattle, WA | Local Lodge 2319 | Tampa, FL |
| Local Lodge 1445* | Newark, NJ | Local Lodge 2334* | Dayton, OH |
| Local Lodge 1487 | Chicago, IL | Local Lodge 2444 | Winston-Salem, NC |
| Local Lodge 1635 | Albuquerque, NM | Local Lodge 2508 | Orlando, FL |
| Local Lodge 1725 | Charlotte, NC | Local Lodge 2559 | Phoenix, AZ |
| Local Lodge 1726 | East Boston, MA | Local Lodge 2665* | Atlanta, GA |
| Local Lodge 1731 | Cleveland, OH | Local Lodge 2763 | Memphis, TN |
| Local Lodge 1759 | Alexandria, VA | Local Lodge 2765 | San Diego, CA |
| Local Lodge 2909 | Oklahoma City, OK | ||
| * No web link available | |||
Locals play an obvious role in resolving first step grievances quickly at the lowest level.
Beyond grievances, how Members are served by locals is really a matter of choice by the Members, and personalities of those who are appointed or elected into local lodge positions.
While people may assume the local lodge president holds the most visible position, the Grievance Committee Chair Person is really the first line of contact with Members. For example in the upcoming contract talks with United Airlines, communication will be handed off to this web site, and also to local lodge Grievance Chairs. Ideally the Chair Person is a person who is the most visible to Members in two ways. One is by communicating directly and regularly with Members in break and ready rooms, and a second is by holding regular Shop Steward meetings – so that Shop Stewards can do the same. The Grievance Committee Chair also has the important –and discreet– job of handling more serious grievances that have gone beyond a Shop Steward, but that may still be resolved before arbitration at the District level.
Most of the local lodge executive board “serves at the pleasure of the local lodge president.” That’s a long way of saying that local officers decide for themselves how much they want to put into their jobs. Many local positions involve significant volunteer time. Most involve the ability to cast a vote in executive board session. A notable exception is the local lodge president, who can vote only to break a tie.