What to Know Before You Go to NACo’s Annual Conference
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Join NACo staff to learn ways to maximize your NACo Annual Conference experience and to answer your questions. The conference is the premier opportunity for county leaders to exchange cutting-edge practices, network with one another and shape our federal policy agenda for the year ahead.
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2025 NACo Annual Conference & Exposition
Save the date for the 2025 NACo Annual Conference, the premier gathering of elected and appointed officials from the nation’s 3,069 counties, parishes and boroughs.
White House signs executive orders to advance nuclear power
On May 23, President Trump signed four executive orders (EOs) focused on expanding the nuclear energy industry. The executive orders aim to position nuclear power as a key contributor to energy reliability, economic growth and national security — especially as artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and military operations increase demand for stable, high-density power sources.
APS Expands Heat Relief Efforts in Maricopa County, Arizona
APS supports and partners with community organizations and nonprofits to provide heat relief.
Ramsey County, Minn. cuts juvenile justice admissions with assessment tool
The county's Risk Assessment Index focuses on the critical window between arrest and first court appearance.
County government attracts a new generation
Despite their generation’s online predilections, this pair of Gen Z county elected officials took a traditional approach to their campaigns.
Extreme sports attract crowds, help boost county tourism
Athletic events draw participants and spectators to counties featuring unique geographies that inspire feats of strength, endurance and creativity.
Announcing 2025 NACo Achievement Award Winners
NACo is pleased to announce the winners for the 2025 Achievement Awards. Through a non-competitive application process, noteworthy programs receive awards in 18 categories that cover a vast range of county responsibilities.