The League's Monthly Online Newsletter
Issue 199: November 2019
This training is a one-day course based on the League's annual Newly Elected Officials Training. This course will cover the basics of serving as an elected official or staff in an Arizona city or town. The training will take place December 6 in Phoenix.
The League’s 2020 Municipal Policy Statement, comprised of the legislative policy positions and action items collaboratively chosen by Arizona’s cities and towns, is now available.
League Executive Director Ken Strobeck was recognized with a Resolution of Appreciation by the League Executive Committee in honor of his 13 years of service at the League.
Join the League as we welcome new legislative associate Roxanna Pitones to our team!
A Northern Arizona University partnership provides educational benefits for graduate programs available online, at statewide locations, and through on-site employer cohorts.
The new term of the U.S. Supreme Court began in October and this article is focused on a few cases that may impact municipalities, including public policy, law enforcement stops and the DACA Program.
Below is a list of training opportunities that may be of interest in the coming months.
What were cities and towns celebrating this time last year? 30 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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