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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Webinar

AI Meets Information Governance in the Public Sector

Wednesday, April 8, 2026 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET

Public sector AI adoption is caught in a "regulatory paradox": a strong push for rapid innovation occurring alongside a lack of clear   roadmaps and regulations for information safety. Data privacy regulations remain in full force.

For government information owners, the burden of responsibility for information governance has landed squarely on your shoulders. To innovate and modernize while keeping your information safe, you need a responsible information governance model that ensures only high-quality, compliant data is available for AI tools.

During this session, we’ll explore the four immediate steps you can take to ensure your agency’s AI adoption is secure, compliant, and trustworthy.

  1. Enforcing information minimization

  2. Implementing “need-to-keep” retention policies for AI tools

  3. Demanding privacy-preserving information architectures

  4. The importance of keeping a human in the loop

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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Emerging Dynamics in the Pharmacy Marketplace: Direct-to-Consumer and Plan Sponsors’ Rx Benefits

Thursday, April 9, 2026 | 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET

This webinar will feature Josh Fredell, Senior Vice President, PBM, Payor and Life Science Solutions at CVS Health, who will provide an expert overview of the rapidly evolving world of pharmacy benefits. Key discussion points will include the impact of the Direct to Consumer marketplace and prominent entrants such as TrumpRx, Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus model, GoodRx, and others, with a particular focus on GLP‑1 therapies. 

The session will explore current industry trends, how plan sponsors are responding, and strategic considerations for navigating this shifting landscape. Attendees will gain valuable insight into market forces shaping consumer access, payer decision‑making, and future implications for benefit design.

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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NACo Policy Insider Webinar Series: Understanding the Federal Landscape for Counties, April 9

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

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National Stormwater Policy Forum Webinar

Learn about current policy issues driving the stormwater sector today.

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Federal Elections Policy: Executive Orders, Legislation and County Impacts

NACo invites counties to join an educational webinar featuring state and local election experts to discuss Executive Order 14399 and its potential impacts on county election administration.

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