The League's Monthly Online Newsletter
Issue 177: January 2018
As we start to gear up for the 2018 League Annual Conference, we are seeking your input for conference session topics, speakers and events. If you have ideas or suggestions, please send them to mlore@azleague.org.
Mark your calendars for the 2018 conference that will be August 21-24 at the Phoenician Resort.
The League of Arizona Cities and Towns offers four levels of sponsorship through its annual conference.
For more information on the sponsorship levels and benefits, please click here.
For additional questions, please visit the Sponsorship FAQ page or contact Samantha Womer or Matt Lore at (602) 258-5786.
The 2018 legislative session began on January 8. As the session unfolds, the League offers a full suite of services and publications to help Arizona cities and towns communicate more effectively with their legislative delegation and monitor issues that affect Arizona communities.
The League has created a city/town data sheet with facts, information and statistics about the 91 cities and towns in Arizona.
The 2018 Local Government Directory is now available and complimentary copies of the annual directory have been mailed to all member cities and towns.
The League has several trainings on a variety of topics scheduled in the next few months. In February, the League will once again present a grants training and will also provide a primer on developing and understanding municipal budgets. In March, there will be a training on Open Meeting Law.
Registration is open for 2018 NLC Congressional City Conference in Washington, D.C. If you are planning to attend, be sure to join Arizona colleagues at the Arizona reception on Monday night and the meeting on the hill with Senators McCain and Flake.
The Arizona Commerce Authority's Office of Film & Digital Media is back in business and is seeking the support of cities and towns in our beautiful state to promote Arizona as a film destination.
This article will respond to frequently asked questions about the role of a municipal attorney, and how to create an effective working relationship.
The League has compiled a variety of opportunities, trainings and upcoming events that may be of interest in the coming months.
What were cities and towns celebrating this time last year? Five years ago? 50 years ago? Take a look into the past at some of our city and town stories from years gone by in the City & Town Throwback!
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