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BLET Delaware &Hudson & Springfield Term General Committee of Adjustment

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Contact

Mailing Address
Attn: Nathaniel Cobb, Secretary-Treasurer Bakersfield, VT 05441

Officers 4

  • Benjamin J. Martin

    General Chairman

  • Nathaniel Y. Cobb

    Secretary-Treasurer

  • Brian Plant

    1st Vice Chairman

  • Daniel R. Couture

    2nd Vice Chairman

From the 2025 LM-3 report (opens in new tab)

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Federal Filing

Members Reported
129
Last Report
2025
Form
LM-3
File Number
25081

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

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