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Welcome to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local Union 684’s website. This website was created to help our members, their families, and those interested in our union and the electrical industry in the central valley. Local 684's office is located at 519 12th St in Modesto CA 95354, the phone number is (209)524-5171.

IBEW Local 684 represents Electrical Workers within our jurisdiction in Stanislaus, Merced, Mariposa, and Tuolumne counties. The main objectives of the Local Union are to organize electrical workers, secure just compensation for their services, provide equitable settlements of grievances, promote efficiency and improvements, reasonable working conditions and cordial relations between members and the employers while promoting the Electrical Industry.

Local 684’s charter was issued on Nov 28^th 1910 in Modesto California our founding members were: Geo W. Wentworth, F.D. Halstead, R.W. Johnson, W.J. Thomas, C.J. Baird, Albert C. Sipe, J.A. Ross, E.F. Leach, Ed Sorensen, R.F. Linn, R.H. Lowe, and L.H. Castle.

Local 684 proudly partners with the Northern California Chapter of The National Electrical Contractors Association, NECA and their signatory contractors.

http://www.norcalneca.org/

I encourage all members to utilize this website to help stay informed and play an active part in this Brotherhood. If you have any questions about IBEW local 684 please contact us.

Thank you.

Billy Powell

Business Manager IBEW 684

First Place - Western States Electrical Contest 2013 Champion

The Central Valley JATC is proud to announce that Daniel Byrne won the first place overall award at the 2013 Western States Electrical Contest! Daniel is a recent graduate from the Central Valley JATC and was chosen to represent the CVJATC, his classmates and IBEW Local # 684 down in San Diego, California. There were 20 contestants who represented JATCs and IBEW Locals from California, Alaska, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Utah & Montana.

This contest was an all-day event that tested the Attitude, Skills and Knowledge of those who participated. The events were based on many subjects that had been studied and learned through a nationally standardized, comprehensive five-year apprenticeship program. Each contestant (and their respective classmates) received this training at their respective JATC. The seven events were: 1) Motor Control Drawing; 2) Motor Control Hands-On; 3) Written Test; 4) Material Identification; 5) Residential Wiring Hands-On; 6) ½” EMT Conduit Bending Hands-On; 7) ¾” EMT Conduit Bending Hands-On.

Daniel is the thirteenth contestant to represent the CVJATC at this event, as only one participates from any JATC each year. Daniel is the eigth CVJATC contestant to place in an event, whether it be an individual event or an overall award, and the fifth to place first overall.