Linthicum IMF

961 Corporate Blvd.
Linthicum, MD 21090-2238

410-691-4217

The Linthicum, MD Branch of Local 305 proudly serves Mail Handlers in the Linthicum area.

As part of Local 305, we are committed to providing strong representation, fostering equality, and ensuring our members’ needs remain our top priority. Our trained staff and dedicated stewards work hard to protect our craft, uphold our contract, and support each member’s individual concerns. We continue to strive for excellence while advancing our motto: "Our Members are Priority!"

Jack McClelland

Branch President

Jack McClelland is the Branch President of the Linthicum Incoming Mail Facility (IMF) in Maryland where approximately 240 Mail Handlers are employed.

Jack has been a Mail Handler Union member for about 28 years and a Union Representative for more than 20 years. He has served his Union as a Shop Steward and Chief Steward. In addition to serving as Branch President, he is also an Arbitration Advocate. As Branch President, Jack's responsibilities include but are not limited to advocating for the members and consulting with Management to ensure compliance with the Collective Bargaining Agreement. At times Jack acts as a liaison between craft members and Management, and as a counselor, when needed.

Jack believes that an informed, organized Union membership is an empowered membership - that is what is needed to carry the craft through these uncertain times and fair into the future.

Michael "Mike" Perry

Maryland State Representative

Michael "Mike" Perry is the State Representative of Maryland for Local 305, where he oversees all issues within the state of Maryland, while also covering those facilities in Maryland where there is no Union representation.

Mike has been a member of Local 305 for 35 years and a Union Representative for 31 years. Mike was a Chief Steward before becoming Maryland's State Representative in 2016 and still serves in that capacity whee he files grievances, if necessary, ensures safe working conditions, and deals with any other contractual issues that may arise.

Mike believes that the Union plays a big role in the USPS whether people believe it or not. The presence of Union officials in a building is a strength in itself, especially for those who never voice their opinions or have ever filed a grievance. Mike feels in many ways he can do for those people who can't do for themselves and thinks that one day he'll be able to look back and see that he has made a change in a member's life, as well as his own.