SMART-TD members often avoid using the mental health benefits we’ve fought for, leaving stress and burnout to spill over onto our families. Getting unbiased, confidential help protects our own well-being and the people we care about most.
In the four months since SMART-TD sounded the alarm about the growing transit funding crisis across the US the problem has gotten worse. Few solutions have been approved and more cities face transit troubles of their own. Read on for details.
Share your local pride and compete for free shirts for your local in SMART-TD's first ever Local Pride T-shirt Contest. Don't delay: the last day to submit entries is next Wednesday, August 20! Read on for submission instructions and details on what prizes await the winners.
If you plan on attending the Anaheim Regional Training Seminar (RTS) next month and have not booked your hotel room, the last day to lock in the discounted rate has been extended until Monday, August 18. Read on for more last-minute registration details.
Several new features are now available on the SMART Union Mobile App, including message notifications and Digital TD Membership Cards. To access all the newly released updates, you need to make sure you’re using the latest version of the app. Read on for step-by-step instructions.
Brother Brian Malleck of Local 626 (McCook, Nebraska) lost a leg in a Denver switching yard when the car he was riding derailed. This life-altering injury could have happened to any of us. Consider donating to help Malleck and his family recover from this tragedy.
After previously losing a son to cancer, Brother TJ Dinsmore’s (Local 1626, Alaska) 19-year-old son, Connall, was killed in a car accident on July 25. Read on to learn how you can help the family as he and his son, Lucas, grieve this terrible loss.
From overviewing the foundation we’ve built to demonstrating what SMART solidarity means in action, local officers didn’t let up on fighting for what matters on the last day of the 2025 SMART Leadership Conference.
SMART local union officers continued their work on day two of the 2025 SMART Leadership Conference — digging into remarks from high-profile guest speakers and building skills alongside fellow members in breakout sessions.
On both Monday and Tuesday of the 2025 SMART Leadership Conference, SMART officers learned, developed skills and built solidarity with fellow officers in a variety of targeted breakout sessions.
That quote, delivered by SMART General President Michael Coleman, summed up day one of the 2025 SMART Leadership Conference.
