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Assistant to the President and Senior Counselor Kellyanne Conway addresses participants of the 2019 NACo Legislative Conference.
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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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County News
NACo Board approves national policy priorities
During its fall 2019 meeting Dec.6-7 in Douglas County, Neb., the NACo Board of Directors approved national policy priorities that the organization will target in 2020, along with 36 policies identified by NACo's 10 policy steering committees. The national policy priorities are as follows: -
Blog
NACo WEBINAR: WOTUS and Clean Water Act Update for State and Local Government Officials
On December 11, NACo will host a webinar with the State and Local Legal Center on the regulatory status of the Waters of the United States (WOTUS), a regulatory term used in the Clean Water Act to determine which waters and their conveyances fall under federal and state permitting authority. -
County News
On the Move - Sept. 30
NACo officers and members President Mary Ann Borgeson spoke Sept. 23 at the Wisconsin Counties Association Annual Conference in Sauk County and Sept. 25 at the Montana Association of Counties Annual Conference in Cascade County.
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Press Release
National Association of Counties Forms Working Group to Support Accurate, Complete Count in Census 2020
WASHINGTON – With billions of dollars in federal funding being apportioned each year based on decennial census results, an accurate, complete count is crucial to county governments and all residents. -
Video
County Countdown — August 5, 2019
This week's video includes legislation that would permanently repeal the Cadillac Tax, introduction of the Restore the Partnership Act, the beginning of the August recess and more. -
Reports & Toolkits
2019 Summer Advocacy Toolkit
The August recess in the federal legislative calendar provides a unique opportunity for county leaders to communicate with members of Congress, demonstrate the impact of your efforts in your communities and advocate for the federal programs that help to strengthen local programs and initiatives.
