NACo's 84th Annual Conference & Exposition

The RSVP list for this tour is currently full. Onsite attendees will be accommodated on a space-available basis.

Learn about MGM Resorts Feeding Forward, an innovative food donations program in partnership with Three Square Food Bank that combats food waste and food insecurity. MGM Resort donates hot, prepared event food, which Three Square freezes using blast-chilling technology, storing it in their warehouse until a community need arises. Hunger relief agencies order the prepared entrees and menu items from Three Square, incorporating them into their ongoing meal planning. MGM has donated approximately 600,000 meals to the Clark County community from six Las Vegas-based MGM Resort properties.

Transportation for all mobile workshops will be provided from the Uber/Lyft pick-up zone at Bally’s Flamingo Road exit. For those who RSVP’d, please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to tour departure to board the buses and guarantee your seat. Standby attendees will be accommodated as space becomes available.

All first-time attendees are welcome to join us to learn more about NACo and how to make the most of the Annual Conference. Due to limited space, this session is open to county officials and staff attending their first NACo conference. Please proceed directly to the meeting room, you do not need to pick up a badge at the registration desk.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

The Public Lands Steering Committee will discuss legislation in the 116th Congress related to public access to federal lands, payments to federal lands counties and active forest management. Members will also converse with federal officials about areas where counties can partner with the federal government to improve landscape health, reduce the threat of wildfire and increase energy and other resource output in an environmentally sound manner. Finally, members will discuss and consider a new version of the Public Lands Steering Committee platform drafted by a working group appointed by the Steering Committee Chairman.

Join the Environment, Energy and Land Use (EELU) Steering Committee’s Resolutions Meeting as members will discuss proposed policy resolutions related to the EELU policy platform. Members will hear from sponsors who submitted policy resolutions and have the opportunity to ask questions before they are voted on at the EELU business meeting. Learn how to properly identify watersheds from a subject matter expert on Hydrologic Unit Codes (HUCs).

The Health Steering Committee will discuss challenges around health care service delivery to rural residents and how counties can leverage recent innovations to improve health care systems for local communities. Committee members will also review key federal safety-net programs, such as community health centers and Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) payments that help counties meet residents’ health care needs. For this discussion, members will be joined by local health practitioners to discuss county priorities in federal safety-net programs as Congress prepares to reauthorize these programs later this fiscal year.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

Join the Community, Economic and Workforce Development Committee for a tour of the Boulder Highway Collaborative Campus, an innovative affordable housing site created in partnership with Nevada HAND, Clark County, the Boys & Girls Club, Lutheran Social Services of Southern Nevada. Space is limited; please email Daria Daniel at ddaniel@naco.org for more information.

The Public Lands Steering Committee (PLSC) will discuss federal land and mineral management priorities with officials from federal land management agencies. Additionally, the PLSC will hear from experts on how some counties utilize special districts to target federal land payments toward specific county priorities and how to set up a special district in their home county.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

By 2035, for the first time in our nation’s history, the population of adults 65 and older will outnumber children younger than 18. Whether it’s creating supports for home-based care and caregivers, building safe and accessible communities for people of all ages or promoting social integration among our aging populations, counties are leveraging local resources to support our nation’s older adults. Hear from national and local leaders about the challenges and benefits of supporting our nation’s aging population, and how counties are satisfying the increased demand for services and an infrastructure that addresses the needs of this changing demographic.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

Members will hear from speakers on better land use and watershed planning data, tools and trainings to prepare and mitigate against changing weather patterns. Steering committee members will also consider policy resolutions and platform changes that are used to guide NACo’s advocacy efforts before Congress, the White House and federal agencies.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

Drug pricing continues to be a hot topic both on Capitol Hill and in state legislatures as lawmakers review policy proposals to lower costs. Join the Health Steering Committee as members review new legislation aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs and discuss how drug-pricing has impacted local governments. In addition, committee members will discuss and vote on policy resolutions during this time, as well as any proposed emergency resolutions.

Members will hear from federal officials and policy experts on the latest transportation federal policy issues facing counties. Steering committee members will also consider policy resolutions and platform changes that are used to guide NACo’s advocacy efforts before Congress, the White House and federal agencies.

Join the Human Services and Education Policy Steering Committee to hear from local leaders about how counties are creating more seamless, effective and sustainable policies that advance social and economic mobility and improve the health and well-being of people and communities. The Human Services and Education Policy Steering Committee will also consider and vote on proposed platform changes and policy resolutions.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo and to meet and greet with fellow State Association researchers. This meeting is demo to all but will be tailored to State Association Research Directors and staff. 

Meet with representatives from over 150 companies while enjoying hors d’oeuvres and beverages. This is your first chance to explore a vast array of products and services that can help your county serve residents. Check out a list of exhibitors here.

The concept of smart communities is evolving as states, counties and municipalities rally around the promise of smart to reshape our collective thinking. How our communities run in the future and how citizens perceive government services depends on our ability to embrace smart. Smart communities push aside politics and preconceptions in favor of data and analytics to make decisions. High-performing organizations use location as the standard analytical approach to achieve new insight. Increasingly, smart devices, the "Internet of things" and cloud computing feed data on the locations of people, nature, vehicles, and infrastructure. If you are interested in learning about how how you seemingly unrelated trends from technology, policy, and digital transformation can change the way you solve for real world problems, this is the session for you. We will explore how:

• Geo-enabling data and enterprise systems can bring about business intelligence
• Communities are leveraging technological advances to support infrastructure needs, social inequities, housing issues, and transportation networks
• Communities can lead the way through the use of the geospatial infrastructure

As a trusted steward of government funds and duties, it can be daunting to provide everything to those in need in your county. What if there were easy-to-use tools that could be deployed across your county agencies to help protect residents, dispense fair and equitable justice and keep communities healthy and prosperous? Join us to hear how government agencies are utilizing Thomson Reuters CLEAR data to problem-solve and increase connections within your community.

Clark County, the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority and NACo welcome all conference attendees to a rooftop happy hour. Join your colleagues and friends for a few bites and a wonderful vista of Clark County before you head out for dinner.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to venue licensing, all participants must be 21+ and be prepared to present a photo ID upon entrance.
Leaving through the Bally’s main entrance, cross E. Flamingo Road. The Cromwell is directly across the street.

Join the Parks, Open Space and Trails (POST) Subcommittee for a guided bike ride through Clark County’s Sunset Park. Bikes, helmets, water and maps provided by Clark County’s Parks & Recreation Department. Total length of bike ride is 5 miles. Please wear athletic attire suitable for a warm-weather bike ride on paved terrain. Attendees will be required to sign liability waivers before riding.

Space is limited and the event is full.

Stop by the Credentials Desk to make sure your county is registered to vote in the NACo Annual Business Meeting and Election.

Join the GIS Subcommittee for a discussion focused on the timely and successful deployment of next-generation telecommunications services throughout the nation and an exploration of innovative ideas for local leaders to ensure all residents are counted during the upcoming 2020 Census.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

Check out the list of exhibitors before you go and be sure to look out for some of Nevada's favorite characters; Mojave Max, Deputy Drip, McGruff and Cash the Soccer Rocker will all be in attendance!

There is no single solution to one of the greatest issues facing our communities, and there is no better way to start than understanding what assets you may already possess.  Join KPMG to discuss building a continuum of care model that brings together innovative and performance-driven solutions for real and lasting change – built upon a foundation of your existing capacity and strengths.

Join the IT Standing Committee for a discussion focused on creating a cybersecurity culture and managing human factors of risk, creating a successful state or countywide cybersecurity awareness events and the findings of NACo’s Blueprint for county technology.

NACo’s Large Urban County Caucus (LUCC) is the premier national forum for the consideration of issues relating to America’s metropolitan county governments (those with a population of at least 500,000 residents). All conference attendees with an interest in urban county matters are invited to attend this semiannual meeting of the caucus, which brings together county leaders, national experts and federal officials for discussions that aim to strengthen the operations of the nation’s largest counties and the ability of urban county leaders to serve their residents.

NACo’s Rural Action Caucus will take a deeper dive into the data behind the newly released “TestIT” app as we explore the connection between national broadband data and federal funding. RAC members will hear from the TestIT App Developer and representatives from Measurement Labs to learn how to access and analyze the data being collected by the app. Additionally, the caucus will discuss the challenges and opportunities to the upcoming 2020 Census and highlight best-practices for complete count committees.

New technologies are having an impact in the collections of receivables and other arenas related to county revenue. From homestead exemption abuse to short-term rental issues, Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP dedicates its substantial technological horsepower to detection and collection of public revenue in the U.S., collecting over $1 billion in assets for clients each year. Attorneys Mark Harris and Pete Slover will share insights regarding technology that can discover untapped revenue and improve collections, amongst other topics.

Local government agencies need affordable technology solutions that make it easy to capture, access and utilize housing data. Many counties currently store random housing data that varies by funding source, in excel workbooks or antiquated and siloed databases making it difficult to access and use the data. ProLink Solutions provides software solutions to capture, manage, and report on the large quantity of housing and tenant data required by jurisdictions for outcome reporting. ProLink’s goal is to help localities capture and maintain consistent housing and tenant data metrics, from time of application through annual compliance monitoring, so they can make prudent lending decisions and effectively address economic inequality based on current and historical data. The added bonus of adopting ProLink’s data standards is that localities could also agree to share similar data metrics with neighboring jurisdictions in order to collaboratively address economic inequality across county lines.

Strong regional and local economies generate the revenue governments use to provide public safety services and social safety net programs.  Using a targeted approach that includes industry specific job training programs, supporting growth sector small businesses and repurposing underutilized county property, Los Angeles County is facilitating sustainable business expansion and exciting job creation for the region.  This session includes a case study on how Los Angeles County is supporting the growth and expansion of the bioscience and life science industry.

Supporting the well-being and development of youth is critical to the future of our counties, states and nation. In a rapidly changing world, counties must be innovative and strategic preventing substance use and abuse among youth populations. Continue the dynamic conversation begun at NACo's 2019 Legislative Conference to explore best practices and emerging strategies counties are employing to engage and educate youth and discuss new approaches that leverage partnerships and resources.

The increasing number, depth, breadth and magnitude of water- and weather-related incidents has overwhelmed traditional methodologies and capabilities. The nearly $500 billion in FEMA/FIMA and global insurance-reinsurance losses demands a heightened focus on pre-disaster mitigation. Panelists and attendees will have a conversation about water resiliency, and how county governments and their public utility counterparts are pursuing bold investments in infrastructure and forging new regional and national partnerships focused on water supply, sanitation and flood control infrastructure and operations

Seating is first-come, first-served and limited to registered conference attendees.

The Western Interstate Region (WIR) Board of Directors will discuss legislation related to federal land management priorities, wildlife conservation and transportation and infrastructure. Members will also hear from partner organizations on rural economic development and new efforts to kickstart distance learning opportunities. Finally, members will have the opportunity to discuss a newly created guidebook created by NACo and the U.S. Forest Service.

County governments play a critical role as public service providers for America’s citizens, including millions of veterans and their families. NACo’s Veterans and Military Services Committee provides a forum for county leaders – many of whom are members of military families or veterans themselves – to discuss how counties can work with each other and with our state, federal and local partners to address various issues facing our nation’s veterans and ensure we are providing them the best possible services to meet their unique needs.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available county-level data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county administration to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health, public safety and county economies. County Explorer can compare counties across multiple data points and create pre-packaged advocacy materials and serves as a foundation and a resource for NACo members. Join this session and learn how to leverage county data in your everyday efforts. 

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

Join Nationwide and get a deeper look at using Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) as an additional way to save for retirement. HSAs can be a potential retirement savings vehicle and an effective complement to 401(k) or 457(b) to help consumers better plan for health care costs in retirement.

To date, ten states and the District of Columbia have legalized recreational usage of cannabis to some extent, with another 33 states having legalized medicinal usage in some form. Understanding what effect state legalization may have on your county and how best to prepare to navigate and regulate the fast-growing cannabis industry is vital. Hear from industry and county experts who will provide firsthand knowledge about the successes and pitfalls of implementing cannabis regulations.

Research has shown that your zip code has a greater impact on your life expectancy  than your genetic code. Join us for this unique dialogue to ask questions and hear directly from Dr. Garth Graham about the social determinants of health affecting our communities’ health. You will also hear from counties firsthand who are successfully addressing some of these factors locally to improve the health of their residents.

Low-code, platform based tools are the backbone of government for the future. Agencies demand flexibility in software solutions that provide agile processes with low-click solutions. This enables governments to adapt at light speed with minimum-to-no interruptions within their environments. This facilitates the potential for a library of solutions built by government for government. Join us to learn about the Salesforce Government AppExchange and hear from Orange County on how they implemented a Salesforce solution to impact outcomes, modernize the mission, and create better customer experience.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

his is your chance to learn about the vision for the future of NACo. Each candidate will be given time to address the membership ahead of Monday’s vote. 

This Working Group meeting will feature a roundtable discussion on best practices for driving tourism to federal lands counties. There will also be presentations from federal officials on the state of tourism on federal lands and how counties can work with federal agencies to improve the visitor experience and create economic opportunities in gateway communities.

Stop by the Credentials Desk to make sure your county is registered to vote in the NACo Annual Business Meeting and Election.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

Join Doug Griffiths, author of 13 Ways to Kill Your Community and founder of 13 Ways, an organization dedicated to helping communities grow and thrive, for a revelatory and insightful look at the often universal challenges that limit community success and how to overcome them.

This workshop is part of NACo's Next Generation Network leadership development series. Next Generation Network thanks Capital Group for their generous sponsorship.

Join us for a conversation with local elected officials and county leaders who have experience in incident management to learn about best practices during all-hazards incident management.

Disaster Management Symposium: Part II: An Interactive Roundtable will begin at 10:30a.m. in the same room.

Is your county brand due for a refresh? Join NACo's County News and learn about what makes an effective and impactful county brand and why it matters.

This workshop will give counties ideas, tools and training for generating new revenue. The first part of the workshop will focus on a new NACo program built in partnership with state associations of counties to intercept tax refunds of individuals who have not paid debts owed to county governments. The second part of the workshop will provide training on additional strategies for revenue enhancement through various case studies.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

NACo’s County Explorer provides easy access to the latest available data which allows access to indicators that offer a snapshot of economic conditions in counties across the nation. The Bureau of Economic Analysis released prototype statistics for gross domestic product (GDP) by county for 2012-2015 and will soon release official GDP county statistics for 2001 through 2018. The BEA will lead a discussion on this data.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for a conversation on this exciting new data with the BEA and NACo teams.

Following part one, join us for an interactive roundtable exercise led by subject matter experts and delve deeper into the role of senior elected leadership in disaster management.

Disaster Management Symposium: Part I: Improving Your Leadership Role in Incident Management will immediately precede it at 9:00 a.m. in the same room.

One person dies every 16 minutes in a traffic crash in the United States. Over the course of a lifetime, nearly every U.S. resident is touched by consequences of traffic crashes. Toward Zero Deaths is the United States’ highway safety vision. It is the only acceptable target for our nation, our families and us as individuals. Zero is not an impossible goal, but it will take all of us to get there.

Led by the TZD Steering Committee, the National Strategy on Highway Safety provides a platform of consistency for state agencies, local governments, private industry, national organizations and others to develop safety plans that prioritize traffic safety culture and promote the national TZD vision. Join this workshop where participants will learn the major goals of the initiative, learn how to use tools to institutionalize the national strategy, understand where their counties fall on a continuum of program development, and learn strategies to engage with nontraditional partners.

This session will focus on how Sonoma, San Diego and Washoe counties are transforming service delivery and improving client outcomes by applying the right technology and enable a person centered approach to care. Placing the individual at the center, instead of the program, has resulted in significant benefits for both the individual and the county. Join the discussion!

Sponsored by Aetna

Each year NACo recognizes the best in innovative county government programs. Come celebrate successes across the country as we honor one outstanding program from each of the 18 categories. All award winners will be listed in the event program book distributed during the lunch.
Doors open at 11:30 a.m. If you haven’t already purchased tickets, visit the NACo registration desk before 10:00 a.m. on Sunday.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

The Programs and Services Standing Committee will welcome a speaker from Walmart to lead a discussion on Walmart’s “America At Work” report, which examines the impact of auto­mation and the future of work at the county level.  The Committee will also discuss NACo’s corporate partner program and efforts to develop a more strategic approach to aligning our partners with county priorities and needs.

Tour the Southern Nevada Children’s Advocacy Center and learn about multidisciplinary team responses to child abuse and victim advocacy. Discover how they have used a multidisciplinary model to better respond to and address the needs of child victims of sex trafficking in Clark County and their families.

Transportation for all mobile workshops will be provided from the Uber/Lyft pick-up zone at Bally’s Flamingo Road exit. For those who RSVP’d, please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to tour departure to board the buses and guarantee your seat. Standby attendees will be accommodated as space becomes available.

Formerly known as the CIO Forum and Smarter Counties, this combined event will address the needs of CIOs as well as elected officials.  Attendees can expect to hear from subject-matter experts who will explore important technology industry trends that have implications on county government operations and services.  Participants will learn about the evolving capabilities of 5G technology, and explore how counties are using technology to work smarter, improve outcomes and save money. 

While it is the federal government’s responsibility to set immigration policy and determine an individual’s immigration status, counties are best positioned to integrate immigrant populations while serving our broader communities. Counties have a key role in implementing innovative policies and programs that ensure immigrants are integrated into new communities in a manner that benefits the local economy and culture. Hear from national and local leaders about the challenges and benefits of integrating new populations, and what this looks like at the county level.

Join Dr. Tim Rahschulte of the Professional Development Academy and a panel of NACo High Performance Leadership Academy (HPLA) alumni for an in-depth conversation on addressing professional development among county employees. Learn about NACo’s partnership with PDA to create a leadership development program specifically designed for front-line county employees, incorporating over 100 executives, thought leaders and academics, including retired U.S. Army General Colin Powell and Dr. Marshall Goldsmith. HPLA alumni will share their experiences and how you can identify and empower existing and emerging leaders in your workforce.  

Every county resident needs a place to call home, but in 2019, not all homes are healthy and affordable. Many county residents are forced to choose between affordability and health, but the two shouldn't be mutually exclusive. Join NACo and other thought leaders for an interactive session on how you can stand at the intersection of healthy AND affordable housing in your county, whether urban, suburban, exurban or rural.

This combined event addresses the needs of CIOs and elected officials. Attendees will hear from subject matter experts on important technology industry trends that have implications for county government operations and services, including 5G and cybersecurity.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

NACo’s County Explorer tool provides easy access to the latest available data, with hundreds of indicators across categories ranging from county economies to policy issues, including transportation, infrastructure, health and public safety, each telling a unique county story.

Join us in Bally’s Grand Salon for an interactive demo that will showcase the redesigned user interface, new functionality, and significant updates.

Tour the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada and get an inside look into a state-of-the-art traffic management center, plus demonstrations of innovative autonomous vehicle technologies that are being tested in Southern Nevada.

Transportation for all mobile workshops will be provided from the Uber/Lyft pick-up zone at Bally’s Flamingo Road exit. For those who RSVP’d, please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to tour departure to board the buses and guarantee your seat. Standby attendees will be accommodated as space becomes available.

County jails have become the largest behavioral health facilities in the nation due to the over-incarceration of individuals with mental illness and substance use disorders. The Medicaid Inmate Exclusion Policy (MIEP) strips federal health and veterans’ benefits from individuals upon admission to jail – not upon conviction to conviction – leading to increased recidivism. Join a listening session about NACo and the National Sheriffs' Association's new joint task force to reduce jail inmate recidivism through continuity of health care services, focusing on passing legislation to ease or undo the MIEP and reinstate federal health care benefits for non-convicted, justice-involved individuals. Download NACo’s “Federal Policy Impacts on County Jail Inmate Healthcare & Recidivism” publication here.

This workshop will include crisis intervention training, providing every attendee with tangible, evidence-based tools to help prevent, identify and deescalate a crisis. Attendees will learn how to recognize common signs of behavioral escalation in others and how to intervene at the lowest level, how to conduct a workplace behavioral risk assessment and implement a plan of action to mitigate environmental risk and how our own triggers shape our worldview and impact our daily interactions.  The panel will discuss Mental Health First Aid which will equip attendees with the resource to identify someone experiencing mental health challenges or substance use disorder.

The 2020 Census rollout is less than a year away. Learn about timelines, public engagement strategies, the digital submission process, hiring enumerators and the impact that undercount could have on your county in a panel discussion with advocates, county leaders and more.

Join the NACo government affairs team for a rapid-fire discussion on the top issues facing counties, including the farm bill, entitlement reform, transportation and infrastructure, public lands management and payments, environmental regulations and much more.

Join NACIO and learn how to effectively communicate your county's message with easy-to-use and low-cost tools.