Union Pacific Building America

We thank our Special Agents for their unwavering commitment to ensuring the safety and security of our employees, customers and the communities we serve while keeping America's supply chain moving.

Union Pacific is investing in new intermodal ramps in locations such as Southern California.

Take a journey through some of Union Pacific's biggest moments in 2024 advancing our Safety, Service and Operational Excellence strategy.

It's essential to prepare for the challenges that winter weather may bring. Union Pacific recently hosted a webinar for customers and communities on winter weather planning and recovery.

The stakes are high when operating massive track equipment. Union Pacific Machine Operator Juan Gonzalez learned this when he accidentally backed a tamper machine into a stationary vehicle, demolishing his supervisor’s hy-rail truck. Hear Juan's full story on Union Pacific's YouTube channel.

As Union Pacific continues its journey to world-class safety, the railroad’s Mechanical Car Department passed an important mile marker – 1 million hours of reportable injury-free work.

Volkswagen celebrates the opening of its new vehicle processing center in Freeport, Texas. Union Pacific is poised for growth as VW’s rail partner of choice. Union Pacific will help VW distribute imported vehicles to approximately 300 dealerships across the central and western U.S.

Union Pacific’s Locomotive No. 1943, The Spirit, was the company's 16th commemorative locomotive. The Spirit honors the United States’ armed forces and the men and women filling their ranks.

Union Pacific's Response Management Communication Center (RMCC) and Police Department achieved the prestigious Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) accreditation for the tenth consecutive year. Known as the 'Gold Standard of Public Safety Agencies,' this recognition highlights excellence in international policing and dispatching.

The Northern California Service Unit services over 500 manifest customers from the Oregon state line, south to Bakersfield, Califoria, and as far east as Wells, Nevada, across 22 railroad subdivisions.