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National League of Cities
The National League of Cities (NLC) represents the interests of cities and towns in Washington, D.C., by advocating for the positions established by local elected officials in the National Municipal Policy. On Federal issues that impact municipalities, the League works in concert with the NLC.
Link to visit the NLC website
Leading Together An Agenda for the 2020 Presidential Election from America's Local Leaders
Legislative activities include:
- Communicating with Congress and the administration about policies.
- Testifying at Congressional hearing to inform legislators about the impact of specific bills on cities and towns.
- Informing local officials about pending action in Washington with implications for cities and towns.
- Organizing grassroots lobbying activities to ensure that the local voice is heard in Washington.
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Enabling Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure Program Funding Opportunity
The NTIA announced a Notice of Funding Opportunity for the Enabling Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure Program. Municipalities are eligible to apply and can partner with industry and community groups. Read on... -
President Biden Proposes Federal Fuel Tax Holiday
As a measure to reduce increasing costs as well as to mitigate the supply chain issues regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, President Joe Biden called on Congress to suspend the federal gas tax for 90 days. Read on... -
Second Tranche of ARP SLRF Expected
Second tranche funds for Non-entitlement Units of local government (NEUs) will be made available 12 months after the 1st tranche was delivered, which should be June. Read on... -
U.S. Treasury Issues Guidance for Federal Requirements for Single Audits
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ARP & BIL Presentation
At the NJ Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting in Atlantic City, NJLM Senior Legislative Analyst Paul Penna participated in a panel: American Rescue Plan and Infrastructure Program Funds: Leveraging Federal, State, and County Funds for Municipal Use. Read on...
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