NACo Bylaws and Governance Review Committee

Chair: Hon. J.D. Clark, NACo First Vice President and Judge, Wise County, Texas
East: Michael Zurlo, County Administrator, Clinton Co., N.Y.
Central: Hon. Chokwe Pitchford, Commissioner, Berrien Co., Mich.
South: Hon. Renee Couch, Treasurer, Comal Co., Texas
West: Hon. Bradley Carlyon, County Attorney, Navajo County, Arizona
Past President: Hon. Denise Winfrey, Councilmember, Will Co., Ill.
Affiliate Rep: David Connor, NCCAE Past President and Executive Director, Tennessee County Services Association

Upcoming Events

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Breaking the Cycle: Behavioral Health Diversion Strategies for Counties

This interactive fireside chat brings together county leaders and behavioral health experts to explore how communities are building the diversion infrastructure to change outcomes. 

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NACo Policy Insider Webinar Series: Understanding the Federal Landscape for Counties, May 21

Join NACo for a bi-weekly webinar offering an overview of the full federal policy landscape impacting counties.

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Protecting and Preparing for Income in Retirement

Friday, May 22, 2026 | 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. ET

This presentation examines how recent Department of Labor guidance is shaping the use of Protected Retirement Income Solutions in Defined Contribution Plans including your NACo Deferred Compensation Program (457b). It highlights Plan fiduciary responsibilities, regulatory safe harbors, and key considerations for you as a Plan Sponsor or Participant in evaluating Lifetime Income Options. Through practical case studies, attendees gain insight into how plan sponsors can implement income‑focused solutions that address participant demand while supporting prudent fiduciary decision‑making. Also, as a participant, should these Lifetime Income Options be a part of my personal financial plan.

This webinar is brought to you by NACo EDGE, establishing people, purchasing, and performance cost-saving solutions that can be applied to counties nationwide. EDGE is owned by NACo, advised by county leaders and 100% focused on solutions for U.S. Counties. Learn more about NACo EDGE here.

For more information, visit the event page!

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From Classroom to County: Leading with High-Performance Results

Tuesday, May 26, 2026 | 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET

How do county leaders move from theory to transformative action? This webinar features a panel of graduates from the NACo High Performance Leadership Academy who will share real-world examples of the program's 5 essential skills. 

  • Lead: Fostered cultures of accountability within their local governments
  • Organize: Managed complex organizational change
  • Collaborate: How they’ve broken down departmental silos
  • Deliver: Drive better community outcomes
  • Communicate: How to effectively speak the language of the organization across diverse stakeholder groups

Attendees will gain actionable insights on how to apply these high-performance strategies to their own organizations. Whether you are an emerging leader or a seasoned executive, join us to discover how to bridge the gap between leadership potential and measurable impact.

This webinar is brought to you by NACo EDGE, establishing people, purchasing, and performance cost-saving solutions that can be applied to counties nationwide. EDGE is owned by NACo, advised by county leaders and 100% focused on solutions for U.S. Counties. Learn more about NACo EDGE here.

For more information, visit the event page!

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The BUILD America 250 Act: What Counties Need to Know about the House Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill

Join NACo staff to learn more about what's in the BUILD America 250 Act, what didn't make it and what comes next.

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Grassroots Advocacy Series: Unlocking Tools to Tell Your County Story

This session will highlight how county leaders can leverage NACo tools and resources to effectively engage in federal advocacy.