About NACo
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Basic pageExecutive Committee
NACo Officers are responsible for the property, funds and business affairs of the association in the absence of the board, and exercise all powers granted by the board. -
Basic pageBoard of Directors
The NACo Board of Directors sets the strategic goals, policies and priorities of the association, as well as oversees the association’s policies, business and property. -
Basic pageCommittees, State Associations, and Affiliates
Get Involved! Join a NACo committee, caucus, or task force. -
Basic pageMembership
NACo membership is an investment in your county's future because the association works to ensure that counties have the resources, skills and support needed to successfully lead their communities into the future. -
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Basic pageGovernance
NACo has established a consolidated family of affiliated subsidiaries to pursue and fulfill our vision of healthy, safe and vibrant counties across the United States. -
Reports & Toolkits
2017-2018 NACo Annual Report
Throughout the past year, based on member feedback, we focused on exploring new solutions for some of the most complex issues facing our counties. -
Basic pageConnecting the Unconnected: Counties Linking Residents to Services
NACo President Greg Cox's presidential initiative will explore ways that county government are connecting our residents in the spirit of building healthy, safe and vibrant communities. -
Basic pageNCCAE
The National Council of County Association Executives (NCCAE) provides a vehicle through which its membership improves the administration of the various associations of counties and associations of county officials. -
Basic pageEmployment Opportunities
To apply for a position with NACo, e-mail or mail your cover letter to us, identifying the position for which you are applying. Only resumes submitted for listed positions will be reviewed.
