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Insulators New York-New England States Conference

District Council HFIA

Conference ยท International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators

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Mailing Address
Attn: John Jovic, Fin Sect/Rec Sect 35-53 24th StreetLong Island City, NY 11106

Officers 3

  • Thomas Lecount

    President

  • Donald Scoopo

    Vice - President

  • John Jovic

    Fin Sect/Rec Sect

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Federal Filing

Members Reported
20
Last Report
2025
Form
LM-3
File Number
23118

Members as the union reported them on its 2025 LM-3 report. Counts may include retirees and associate members.

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