National Association of Counties

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2022 NACo Legislative Conference

Feb. 12, 2022 – Feb. 16, 2022
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    2022 NACo Legislative Conference

    The National Association of Counties (NACo) Legislative Conference brings together nearly 2,000 elected and appointed county officials to focus on federal policy issues that impact counties and our residents. This year, attendees engaged in second-to-none policy and educational sessions, interacted with federal officials and participated in congressional briefings and meetings.

    Conference Schedule & Session Recordings

    Click below to access the full conference schedule, including session descriptions and speakers, as well as recordings from general sessions, select workshops and more.

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    ADVOCATE FOR COUNTY FEDERAL POLICY PRIORITIES

    America’s 3,069 county governments provide essential building blocks for healthy, safe and vibrant communities. Counties invest nearly $600 billion each year in taxpayer resources, through the leadership of nearly 40,000 county elected officials and 3.6 million county employees. Counties support and maintain key public and community infrastructure, help nurture and sustain a skilled workforce to support dynamic local economies, and promote public health and safety to protect our citizens.

    NACo supports federal policies and programs that equip county governments with the resources and flexibility needed to effectively serve our residents. NACo works to preserve local decision making and protect counties from unfunded mandates and preemption of local authority. Since counties implement many federal programs at the local level and must enforce many federal regulations, NACo encourages meaningful intergovernmental consultation with counties throughout all federal policy, program and regulatory development processes.

    • 2022 Policy Priorities
    • Adopted Interim Policy Resolutions

    Questions

    We are happy to help. Email nacomeetings@naco.org.

    Contact Information

    Media Inquiries

    pguequierre@naco.org

    (202) 942-4271

    Conference

    nacomeetings@naco.org

    (202) 942-4292

    Registration

    nacomeetings@naco.org

    (202) 942-4292

    Housing

    naco@conferencedirect.com

    (888) 751-5182

    NACo Affiliates & Affiliated Organizations

    ahurley@naco.org

    (202) 350-2296

    Sponsors

    zshipley@naco.org

    (202) 942-4249

    The NACo Legislative Conference brings together nearly 2,000 elected and appointed county officials to focus on federal policy issues that impact counties and our residents.
    2022-02-12
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The National Association of Counties (NACo) Legislative Conference brings together nearly 2,000 elected and appointed county officials to focus on federal policy issues that impact counties and our residents. This year, attendees engaged in second-to-none policy and educational sessions, interacted with federal officials and participated in congressional briefings and meetings.

Conference Schedule & Session Recordings

Click below to access the full conference schedule, including session descriptions and speakers, as well as recordings from general sessions, select workshops and more.

Featured Speakers

ADVOCATE FOR COUNTY FEDERAL POLICY PRIORITIES

America’s 3,069 county governments provide essential building blocks for healthy, safe and vibrant communities. Counties invest nearly $600 billion each year in taxpayer resources, through the leadership of nearly 40,000 county elected officials and 3.6 million county employees. Counties support and maintain key public and community infrastructure, help nurture and sustain a skilled workforce to support dynamic local economies, and promote public health and safety to protect our citizens.

NACo supports federal policies and programs that equip county governments with the resources and flexibility needed to effectively serve our residents. NACo works to preserve local decision making and protect counties from unfunded mandates and preemption of local authority. Since counties implement many federal programs at the local level and must enforce many federal regulations, NACo encourages meaningful intergovernmental consultation with counties throughout all federal policy, program and regulatory development processes.

Questions

We are happy to help. Email nacomeetings@naco.org.

Contact Information

Media Inquiries

pguequierre@naco.org

(202) 942-4271

Conference

nacomeetings@naco.org

(202) 942-4292

Registration

nacomeetings@naco.org

(202) 942-4292

Housing

naco@conferencedirect.com

(888) 751-5182

NACo Affiliates & Affiliated Organizations

ahurley@naco.org

(202) 350-2296

Sponsors

zshipley@naco.org

(202) 942-4249

Mitch Landrieu
Senior Advisor to the President of the United States  
Stephanie Pollack
Deputy Administrator, Federal Highway Administration, US Department of Transportation  
 
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  • Hon. Nancy Pelosi
    Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
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  • Hon. John Cornyn
    U.S. Senator (R-Texas)
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  • Hon. Pete Buttigieg
    U.S. Secretary of Transportation
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  • Hon. Tom Vilsack
    U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
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  • Hon. Martin Heinrich
    U.S. Senator (D-N.M.)
  • Hon. Bill Cassidy
    U.S. Senate (R-La.)
  • Michael S. Regan
    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator
    Michael S.
  • Mitch Landrieu
    Senior Advisor to the President of the United States
    Mitch Landrieu served as the 61st Mayor of New Orleans (2010–2018) When he took office, the city was still recovering from Hurricane Katrina
  • Eugene (Gene) Sperling
    Senior Advisor to the President of the United States
    Gene Sperling is an economist, author and former director of the National Economic Council.
  • Hon. Liz Cheney
    U.S. Representative (R-Wyo.)
  • Hon. Jim McGovern
    Member, U.S. House of Representatives (D-Mass. 2nd District)
    First elected to Congress in 1996 on behalf of the Second District of Massachusetts, Representative McGovern  is currently Chairman of the Ho
  • Hon. Jackie Walorski
    Member, U.S. House of Representatives (R-Ind. 2nd District)
    Rep. Walorski serves as a Member of Congress on behalf of Indiana's Second District.
  • Hon. Polly Trottenberg
    Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Transportation
  • Hon. Janet McCabe
    Deputy Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
    Janet McCabe was sworn in as the 16th Deputy Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency on April 29, 2021.
  • Hon. Donald M. Remy
    Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
    The Honorable Donald M. Remy was nominated by President Biden to serve as the Deputy Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
  • Stephanie Pollack
    Deputy Administrator, Federal Highway Administration, US Department of Transportation
  • Hon. Ben Hovland
    Commissioner, U.S. Election Assistance Commission
  • Hon. Tommy Beaudreau
    United States Deputy Secretary of the Interior
    Tommy Beaudreau returned to the Department of the Interior in 2021 after serving as the first director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Manageme

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