Production release · September 22, 2026

AFSCME Local 2600.
A member-focused redesign.

Redesigned and deployed by Omobolaji Adeyan / Frenimi. The release organizes the existing destinations into five navigation groups and adds a responsive homepage, refined identity, photo carousel, searchable newsletter archive, member resources, and a password-protected publishing desk.

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What was verified

All 18 public pages loaded with their images and five grouped navigation headings.
Desktop and 390-pixel mobile browser checks passed, including the mobile menu and horizontal overflow checks.
No JavaScript errors or automated axe-core WCAG A/AA violations were detected in this run. This is not a complete accessibility audit.
The July–September 2026 newsletter download matched the supplied 12-page PDF byte for byte.
Production editor sign-in and sign-out, private-file access restrictions, carousel controls, HTTPS redirects, canonical URLs and sitemap were checked.

Verified at 2026-09-22T17:33:08.165Z. These results describe this release, not a guarantee of future availability.

Live desktop capture

Local 2600 live homepage with green union branding, member support links and photo carousel

235 photographs and 15 selected videos

The full 235-image collection and 15 selected videos show community connections, shared learning and union pride. Nine brief, repetitive or incomplete video takes were retired. The viewer supports keyboard navigation and keeps captions descriptive where event details are unavailable.

Explore the live photo stories

Live photo stories section showing the community photo selection

Live mobile capture

Full Local 2600 homepage at a mobile screen width

Release boundaries

Email campaign delivery awaits a newsletter provider. The video collection is live. Automatic captions and transcripts need human accuracy review; this release is not ADA certification. No traffic, conversion or performance uplift is claimed.

Newsletter integrity

Availability check, October 4, 2026: the historical newsletter download returned HTTP 503 during review. The hash below documents the September 22 release; it does not assert that the download is currently available.

SHA-256: e1332b639c76f7ac4fd5dc86b0bbbefd8488cd63a3a02b2b9cdccaac88716f2c

Try the historical newsletter download (availability unverified)