
Division 32 provides local leadership and member representation in coordination with the national BLET structure.

Local Chairmen serve as designated representatives who assist members with agreement matters and workplace concerns.

Division 32 is part of a long-standing labor organization with roots dating back to the founding of the BLET in 1863.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen is a national organization representing railroad employees in the United States.
Division 32 exists to serve members locally with steady leadership, organized communication, and practical support.\
BLET Division 32 represents locomotive engineers working within the Aurora region, one of the most active rail hubs in the United States. The division provides members with access to leadership, contract information, and regular updates while maintaining coordination with the General Committee of Adjustment.
We work to keep members informed, help coordinate division priorities, and ensure there is a reliable place to go when questions come up. A strong division is one that is easy to reach, clear in its communication, and consistent in how it supports its members. This page is designed to make Division 32 easier to understand for the public and easier to navigate for anyone looking for leadership or contact information.
Jurisdiction: Aurora, Illinois
Affiliated With: Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen
Railroad Territory: Aurora Terminal Operations
Established: 1863 (National Organization)


Division 32 leadership is here to support members, answer questions, and keep communication clear. Below you will find the primary contacts for our division. If you are unsure who to contact, start with the main division contact and you will be directed to the right person.


Joined in 2019 as a train conductor currently locomotive engineer.


Joined in 2019 as a train conductor currently locomotive engineer.


Joined in 2019 as a train conductor currently locomotive engineer.


Joined in 2019 as a train conductor currently locomotive engineer.

Division 32 is built on years of member involvement, leadership service, and commitment to the work of the railroad. Like many BLET divisions, its history reflects the strength that comes from local organization and the consistency of members supporting one another throughout the Aurora rail hub.
Over time, Division 32 has continued to adapt while staying grounded in the same priorities: representation, communication, safety, and supporting the people behind the work. Operating within one of the busiest rail regions in the country, the division plays a role in supporting locomotive engineers working across Aurora-area operations.
Founded: May 8th 1863
Key Milestone: Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers formed in 1864
Territory: Aurora, Illinois
Today: Division 32 continues serving members in the Aurora region


The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) is a national union representing locomotive engineers and other railroad professionals across the United States. The BLET works to protect members through collective bargaining, safety advocacy, education, and representation.
While the union operates nationally, its strength comes from local divisions like Division 32. Divisions provide local structure, leadership, and communication so members have direct access to the people who can help.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen represents railroad operating employees across the United States and works to protect the interests of its members through collective agreements, safety advocacy, and structured representation. Membership provides access to a national organization that supports fair working conditions, promotes industry safety standards, and ensures that agreements are upheld at both the local and national levels.
Through Division 13, members have direct access to local leadership for assistance with workplace matters, agreement interpretation, and ongoing communication. The division serves as a consistent point of contact, helping ensure that concerns are addressed properly and that members remain informed on relevant updates and developments.
In addition to local support, BLET membership connects individuals to a broader network of railroad professionals and resources designed to maintain stability, accountability, and representation within the industry. The organization continues to play an active role in advocating for its members while maintaining the structure and standards that define the profession.
Individuals who meet eligibility requirements and are interested in joining Division 13 may submit an inquiry to receive additional information regarding the membership process.


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