The League's Monthly Online Newsletter
Issue 179: March 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.
In preparation for the 2018 League Service Award Program at the Annual Conference in August, we are asking cities and towns to complete 2018 League Service Award form.
More than 115 Arizona delegates attended the National League of Cities Congressional City Conference in Washington, D.C. earlier this month.
The League is hosting a series of informational mini sessions on topics of frequently asked questions.
To help ensure your city or town residents understand the budget process and to foster increased resident participation, AZ Cities @ Work once again presents Your Input Matters!
Arizona Municipal Clerks’ Association (AMCA) is an affiliate organization of the League of Arizona Cities & Towns. Meet their current president, Lynda Bushong, City Clerk in Yuma.
Learn how HPACT allows municipalities to combine with other government employers to have negotiating power in the healthcare market while maintaining control over their benefits.
Cooperative purchasing provides resources and solutions to local and state government agencies in Arizona seeking the best overall government pricing.
Due to the significant municipal impact of the U.S. Supreme Court case, South Dakota v. Wayfair, this article will delve further into the case and examine the dormant Commerce Clause.
The League has compiled a variety of opportunities, trainings and upcoming events that may be of interest in the coming months.
On August 22, 1978, 60 percent of Prescott Valley’s residents voted to incorporate, with just over 1,520 residents. Today, Prescott Valley has more than 45,000 residents, and the community is celebrating with an entire year of festivities.
What were cities and towns celebrating this time last year? Five years ago? 50 years ago? Take a look back to see some past recognition of both Sedona and Bisbee!
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