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CSPAN: 2019 NACo Legislative Conference Monday General Session
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2019 NACo Legislative Conference
Nearly 2,000 county officials and partners participated in the 2019 NACo Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., focusing on federal policies that impact counties and our residents.
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Optimism and drive power NACo President Larry Johnson
NACo President Larry Johnson's early successes building a safe community in DeKalb County, Ga. led him to elected office. “Counties need to make sure our residents have what they need, so they can make this the best day of their life.” -
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Larry Johnson, Georgia commissioner, takes the lead as NACo president
DeKalb County, Ga. Commissioner Larry Johnson was sworn in as NACo’s new president Monday afternoon at NACo’s 2021Annual Business Meeting in Prince George’s County, Md. -
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2021-2022 Presidential Appointments
View the full listing of the 2021-2022 NACo Presidential Appointments.
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Untold Stories: Highlighting the Human Impact of County Services
We are telling the full story of our efforts and how we have made incredible differences in the lives of our residents through the American Rescue Plan Act, a historic direct investment in our nation's counties. -
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Your Voice in Washington: 2021
America’s counties, parishes and boroughs unite through NACo, building healthy, vibrant and safe communities. And over the last 18 months as we have responded to the coronavirus pandemic, our collective voice has never been stronger. -
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Presidential Theme: Counties THRIVE
Under President Larry Johnson’s leadership, NACo is sharing examples of county perseverance and problem-solving through the pandemic, and creating opportunities for people and places to THRIVE.
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Overview for America’s Counties: U.S. Treasury Interim Final Rule & Guidance For State And Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
NACo’s analysis provides an in-depth overview of the key provisions within the interim final rule, with a specific focus on how each of these items may impact county governments.
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