Halloween has passed us and Christmas is just around the corner. The Ibew officers and staff want to make sure you make it through this season and many more by continuing to work safe by carrying on the traditions of the Ibew. Remember it is because of you that we have this great union that we belong to. You have a committment to your union, your family, and most of all yourself, to be at work on time, working safe, and delivering a quality product.

Local 773 IBEW represents over 400 active members, and over 170 Retiree's who live in the Essex and Kent County area. We are proud of our long and dedicated history and invite you to browse our web site.

Local 773 received it's Charter form the International Office on July 25th, 1918.

We are extremely proud of our past and look forward to a long and bright future.

Local 773 is located at 4050 North Service Road east. Our Building is much more that just a Union Hall, it is an All Inclusive Building that houses our Benefits Office, Union Office, meeting area, a library for Members to visit and a large Training Centre with 3 large fully equipped classrooms for the Training of the Membership of Local 773. The Training Centre also has a Motor Control area, a residential area, a Canadian Welding Bureau Approved Welding shop, a conduit bending area and much more.

The Local holds it's Regular meetings on the 2nd Thursday of each month for the Windsor area (start time is 7:00pm) and there is also a meeting held on the first Thursday of each month for our Kent County members.

Members you must provide the local with your current home address cell/home phone numbers and e-mail address if you have one.

Whats New?

Remember UNION DUES are your responsibility and by paying them make you a member in good standing, allowing you access to our general meetings! The childrens Christmas party will soon be here so make sure to register your children or grand children before it's to late. Tommy Hilfiger is offering our members a 40% discount from Nov 3rd-13th. Coupons are available at the union hall!

Updated: November 2, 2011