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By Hon. Greg Cox   May. 14, 2018
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Apply by June 1 for a 2018-2019 NACo presidential appointment by Greg Cox 

I am looking forward to my term as NACo president next year and to advocating on behalf of counties at the federal level.

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Apply for a presidential appointment

If you are interested in becoming more involved with NACo, please apply to be a part of the committee leadership.

These appointments are for:

  • Policy steering committee chairs, vice chairs, subcommittee chairs and subcommittee vice chairs
  • Large Urban County Caucus (LUCC) or the Rural Action Caucus (RAC) chairs, vice chairs and members
  • Standing committee chairs, vice chairs and members
  • Ad hoc committee, task force and advisory board chairs, vice chairs and members
  • At-large NACo Board Directors

To be considered for a presidential appointment to any of the committees listed above or as an At-large Board Director, you must complete the application before June 1.

Visit http://www.naco.org/presidential_appointments for the application.

I look forward to receiving your application and working with you during the 2018-2019 year.

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About Hon. Greg Cox (Full Bio)

NACo President; Supervisor, San Diego County, Calif.

San Diego County, Calif. Supervisor Greg Cox was elected NACo President on July 16, 2018. He has been active in NACo since 2002, serving on the association’s board of directors as well as on the Large Urban County Caucus and task forces.

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