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Local 297 covers the western half of Missouri and the State of Kansas. We have five major branches and represent approximately 750 Mail Handlers. Our officers and stewards strive to improve the working lives of Mail Handlers by defending their rights and standing up to management, always keeping in mind that we are employed by and serve the American people.

Local 300 represents approximately 5,200 Mail Handlers working within the New York City metropolitan area. Our jurisdiction includes the five boroughs of New York City, all of Long Island, north New Jersey, Southwestern Connecticut, and southern New York.

We have many qualified union representatives and successful arbitration advocates that provide the best representation possible to the members. Local 300 is also politically active. We routinely engage our political leaders to ensure that Mail Handlers’ issues are presented favorably on Capitol Hill. We also have had many successful member social activities and events over the years.

Local 301 represents Mail Handlers in all six of the New England states, including all of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and most of Connecticut.

We have thirteen Branch Presidents and a ten member Local Executive Board. Our Local Union Council consists of 23 members.

There are approximately 3,000 Mail Handlers represented by Local 301, and we are proud to maintain our Union membership rate at approximately 94%.

The "mission" of our Local Union is to provide the best possible representation for our members. To that end, we are constantly educating our Officers and Stewards with the latest information and technology available, so that we can not only keep up with, but stay ahead of, USPS management.

Local 302 covers the jurisdictional area of Northern California and Reno, Nevada. Our mission is to strive to protect the rights of all Mail Handlers and provide prompt, professional, and competent representation.

Local 304 currently represents over 2,500 members located in the states of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Our Local Union Council consists of seven (7) Executive Board members and  Branch Presidents. The mission of Local 304 is to protect the rights of the membership and to give the membership the representation that they expect and deserve.

Local 305 represents Mail Handlers in Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina and West Virginia (with the exception of Wheeling). Local 305 currently has nearly 2,900 members. We have nine executive board members and twenty-three council members.

Our goals are to promote quality representation of our members, foster equality, and advance our motto which is "Our Members are Priority!". We have a dedicated, well trained staff of arbitration advocates and we seek to educate our members by educating our stewards. We remain focused on protecting our craft, policing the contract, and on the individual needs and concerns of our members on a daily basis as we continue to strive for excellence.

Local 307 Represents Mail Handlers in the entire state of Michigan. Our goal is to improve the working conditions of all Mail Handlers, protect and expand our Craft jurisdiction of work assignments and advance the Membership of this Local Union.

Headquartered near the "City of Brotherly Love" Local 308 represents Mail Handlers in Central and Southeastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, and Delaware, encompassing the Postal Districts of Central Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Philadelphia. With more than two thousand members, Local 308 serves to preserve and protect the contractual rights of Mail Handlers as well as the rights of its members under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act and the Family and Medical Leave Act.

Local 310 represents Mail Handlers in the State of Georgia and is located in the Southern Region. The goals of Local 310 are to provide the best representation possible for every union member, to establish a strong financial base, and to maintain craft jurisdiction.

Local 312's jurisdiction covers all of the state of Louisiana, with branches in Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Shreveport, and New Orleans. The Local Union Headquarters Office is located in beautiful Baton Rouge, which sits on the Mississippi River in South central Louisiana. While there are many goals and objectives of Local 312, the three primary goals are maintaining superior representation of union members, financial preparedness, and 100% statewide membership.

Local 314 represents Mail Handlers in the state of Missouri with branches in St. Louis, Hazelwood, and Columbia. Our Mission is to protect the rights of all Mail Handlers while enforcing the National Agreement. Our Officers and Stewards are dedicated and  work tirelessly to ensure that we maintain craft jurisdiction and a quality workplace environment while providing Mail Handlers with only the best representation.

Local 315 originally was formed from three small locals in the State of Oregon (Portland, Salem, and Eugene). Since that time the Local Union has incorporated three additional branches in Beaverton, Bend, and Medford. The Local has a goal: "That all have the same rights." No matter how small or large the branch, all of our members deserve the same. This Local is involved in many activities outside of representing Mail Handlers employed by the USPS. Local 315 was a charter participant in the first Oregon Beach Cleanup and also helps in the clean up of hazardous dumps. Each year the Local awards scholarships for our member's families, and holds an annual picnic at Portland's historic Oaks Amusement Park.  The Portland P&DC, consolidating two separate Installations and built in 2018, is the home of USPS' very first EPPS machine in the country.

Local 316's headquarters is located in Seattle, Washington. The Local has 17 branch offices serving mail Handlers in the states of Washington and Alaska. Our mission is to provide prompt, professional representation while protecting our member's rights.

The mission of Local 321 is to represent, educate, and inform Mail Handler members in the State of Colorado regarding the rules and agreements which govern their place of employment -- the US Postal Service -- in an effort to maintain a quality workplace environment.

Local 322 has jurisdiction over the entire area of Western Pennsylvania, including the Pittsburgh P&DC, Pittsburgh NDC, Pennwood P&DC, Greensburg, Uniontown, Washington as well as parts of Central Pennsylvania including Altoona, Butler, Johnstown, New Castle, State College, and Wheeling, West Virginia.

The goals of this Local are to provide the best service possible to our membership, to improve both regular and associate membership, and to obtain as many Mail Handler positions as possible within our jurisdiction.

We provide Union functions for all branch offices including social activities, shop steward training, arbitration training, and any other activities and/or training deemed necessary to achieve our goals.

Local 324 of Oklahoma has jurisdiction over the entire state of Oklahoma. We represent more than 220 Mail Handlers in Oklahoma City and more than 180 Mail Handlers in Tulsa. There also are approximately 8,000 associate members within our jurisdiction. We are dedicated to the enlargement of the Mail Handler craft within Oklahoma. Protecting and servicing our membership is our primary mission. We are proud of the job our members do for the Postal Service and especially proud to be Mail Handlers.

Local 325 represents Mail Handlers in Jackson, Mississippi and Gulfport Mississippi. The mission for our Local is to provide the best possible representation by engaging each member one on one and protect the rights of all Mail Handlers. 

Local 328 is dedicated to the betterment of its members and the advancement of the National Postal Mail Handlers Union as a whole. We strive to uphold the strength and integrity of the Mail Handler craft by successfully representing the Mail Handlers in South Dakota on contractual, safety and human rights issues and by working to achieve 100% participation in the Union.

Local 329 of the National Postal Mail Handlers Union was chartered on October 25, 1978. Our jurisdiction covers two states, Tennessee and Arkansas, with sixteen (16) branches.

The declaration of this Local Union is to ensure that all members are equally represented, and we strive to protect all within the jurisdiction of our craft and our contract.

Local 330 covers all of southern Idaho and southwest Oregon. Our headquarters are in Boise, Idaho, with a branch office in Pocatello, Idaho. Currently, a new processing and distribution center is under construction with occupancy expected in the spring of 1999. It is the goal of Local 330 to keep all members informed and to involve as many members as possible in the operational activities and social functions of our local.

The geographical jurisdiction of Local 332 encompasses the State of Utah. Currently there are 2 branches within the Local -- Salt Lake and Provo. There are 170 plus mail handlers in Salt Lake and 22 in Provo.

The mission of this Local and its Officers is to protect the rights and jobs of our present members, and to ensure that these rights and jobs are here for new members as they are hired. The future of this Local and our Union lies in the hands of the new mail handlers being hired. It is imperative that we, the present representatives, get these new members involved.