The League's Monthly Online Newsletter
Issue 310: October 2021
Each year a set of legislative resolutions is adopted which set forth the League’s agenda for the following year’s legislative session. These policy initiatives are first vetted by the League’s policy area committees and then discussed and moved by the full Resolutions Committee during the League Annual Conference
Attend the 2021 City Summit from anywhere and still get the latest tools, ground-breaking strategies, engaging workshops and exclusive opportunities to network with peers, thought leaders and local innovators.
The League held an informational session on October 14 regarding the redistricting process in Arizona. If you were not able to attend that training, you will find a link to the video of it below as well as information on maps, posting comments and links to IRC contacts.
The League, in conjunction with Capital Pipeline and other partners, held the first Capital Improvement Project Forecast.
The Growing Water Smart program helps local government leaders ensure that water-related growth and development challenges are collaboratively and proactively addressed in their community. Apply to attend the workshop.
If your outdoor recreation or historic preservation project needs funding, Arizona State Parks & Trails may be able to help! The agency has funded more than 2,000 independent projects through our grant program—that’s over 2,000 projects for trails, playgrounds, accessibility improvements, historic preservation, and more! This program is open to applicants year-round.
Below is a list of training opportunities that may be of interest in the coming months.
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