Learn City Priorities During the Legislative Action Day Preview Webinar on April 11
Mar 10, 2019
Learn about the priority bills that you need to successfully advocate on behalf of your city by participating in the April 11 preview webinar from 10 – 11:30 a.m.
Featured speakers for the webinar include the League’s legislative team, who will review the top priority bills affecting local government. The webinar will cover issues including:
For Legislative Action Day, register online until April 16. There is no cost for League members and Partners. Non-member city staff and officials and other companies/organizations will be charged $250.
The annual Legislative Action Day is an opportunity to meet with legislators and their staff in the Capitol to discuss the most pressing issues for California cities. The day begins with morning briefings from League staff and legislative leaders with topics including priority legislation and the state budget. Gov. Gavin Newsom has also been invited to address attendees. The middle of the day is reserved time for your meetings in the Capitol.
Contact Megan Dunn with registration questions.
Featured speakers for the webinar include the League’s legislative team, who will review the top priority bills affecting local government. The webinar will cover issues including:
- Local land use authority and affordable housing;
- Homelessness issues and funding opportunities;
- Disaster response funding and policy;
- Economic development and redevelopment tool restoration;
- Public safety, marijuana regulation and drones; and
- Other legislation of critical importance.
For Legislative Action Day, register online until April 16. There is no cost for League members and Partners. Non-member city staff and officials and other companies/organizations will be charged $250.
The annual Legislative Action Day is an opportunity to meet with legislators and their staff in the Capitol to discuss the most pressing issues for California cities. The day begins with morning briefings from League staff and legislative leaders with topics including priority legislation and the state budget. Gov. Gavin Newsom has also been invited to address attendees. The middle of the day is reserved time for your meetings in the Capitol.
Contact Megan Dunn with registration questions.