In 2010, IBEW Local 229 electricians employed by York PA Electrical Contractor Jno. Z. Barton Inc. performed the complex electrical construction on the state of the art Uni Life Medical Solutions building in York, PA. Uni Life produces pre-filled medical syringes and other devices critical to health care. The electrical systems included but are not limited to power and controls for truck docks, general power and lighting, and fire alarm. This project is just another example of the craftsmanship and skill shown by the IBEW/NECA team.

Local 229 Electricians employed by Ray Angelini, Inc. (RAI) have completed the first roof mounted solar array on a public school in York County. The project at Dallastown High School consisted of 2,067 panel's creating a 505 Kilo-Watt system.

In Mid 2009, IBEW partner contractor Proelectric, LLC was awarded the contract to perform the electrical construction work on the renovation and expansion to the existing Dover Township Waste water treatment plant. The project involved expanding the existing "train" to make it more efficient and raise its capacity. A new "train" was constructed as well with the same output as the newly rebuilt unit.

Construction has progressed through changes, weather conditions and deadlines. The work performed by IBEW 229 electricians employed by Proelectric was of the highest quality and will definitely be noticed for years to come.

The York Haven hydroelectric plant generates 19-20 Megawatts of power.The plant has 13 horizontal generators that produce up to 1,000 kilowatts each. There are 7 vertical generators that generate between 1,200 and 1,600 kilowatts apiece. Four of the vertical units use Kaplan turbines. The plant uses one of the first Kaplan turbines installed in the United States, which is listed as a National Historic Engineering Landmark. Local 229 Electricians worked on this project for roughly 2 years around 1966 to 1968 for the former EBASCO Company. EBASCO was later merged with Raytheon.

When construction began in 2001, The Susquehanna Commerce Center was the largest and most ambitious commercial development in the City of York Pa. York County electricians employed by IBEW partner contractor G.R. Sponaugle & Sons Inc. performed all the electrical systems work on the project which included, Commercial condominiums, Historic restoration of 20,000 sf former gas manufacturing facility, Two newly constructed 6 story office buildings, 205,000 total sf of office space and Illuminated boulevard entry with drop-off and pedestrian plaza.