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U.S. Rep. April McClain Delaney (second from left), U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Frederick County, Md., Executive Jessica Fitzwater (left) celebrate a new federal investment in a local college.

U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood (center) discusses local legislative priorities with Peoria County, Ill., Administrator Scott Sorrell and Deputy County Administrator Shauna Musselman.

County Commissioners Association of Ohio Executive Director Cheryl Subler discusses Ohio county priorities with representatives of the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Housing and Urban Development.

Napa County, Calif., Supervisor Anne Cottrell connects with U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz at a summit focused on addressing California forest management and wildfire protection challenges.

Stearns County, Minn., commissioners meet with State Sen. Aric Putnam (center) as part of an advocacy day focused on SNAP, Medicaid, human services technology and reducing cost shifts to counties.

Westchester County, N.Y., Executive Ken Jenkins (right) and N.Y. State Senators Shelley Mayer (fifth from left) and Nathalia Fernandez (second from right) discuss community needs and priorities with residents at a "coffee and conversation" event.

County administrators from across central Alabama participate in a regional meeting series organized by the Association of County Commissions of Alabama, sharing best practices  for strengthening county operations.

Arapahoe County, Colo., Commissioner Rhonda Fields addresses high school students taking part in a local education program that provides a detailed overview of the judicial system.

Onondaga County, N.Y., Executive Ryan McMahon speaks to local elementary school students about county government and the programs and events happening in the county.

El Paso County, Texas, Judge Ricardo Samaniego (third from left) and District Attorney James Montoya (center) host a teen dating violence awareness event, encouraging residents to create chalk art offering messages of hope.

 

 

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California county leaders participate in a California State Association of Counties visit to Sacramento, advocating for critical funding to support public hospitals, nutrition assistance and more county health priorities.

Howard County, Md., Executive Calvin Ball testifies to the Maryland General Assembly's Health Committee to advocate for expanding hospital capacity, reducing wait times and improving patient outcomes. 

Oklahoma State Sen. Bill Coleman (third from left) meets with Osage County, Okla., elected officials, to discuss county priorities related to taxes, data centers, county roads and more.

Northeastern Nebraska county leaders gather for a day of presentations and collaborative discussions hosted by the Nebraska Association of County Officials.

Morris County, N.J., Commissioner Stephen Shaw addresses northern New Jersey county officials at a meeting focused on strengthening regional collaboration.

Gwinnett County, Ga., Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson welcomes residents to the first meeting of the county's citizens academy program.

Snohomish County, Wash., Councilmember Nate Nehring addresses visiting high school students as part of the county's Civic Education Day, stressing the importance of civic engagement. 

County officials and local leaders in Delaware County, Pa., celebrate the completion of the county's emergency communications modernization project. 

Alachua County, Fla., commissioners issue a proclamation in support of National Agriculture Day, recognizing the county's farmers, ranchers and food producers. 

McHenry County, Ill., Administrator Scott Hartman (right) and Deputy Administrator Alicia Schueller provide county updates to a community radio show.

 

 

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Citrus County, Fla., Administrator Steve Howard visits the county's fire rescue training center to thank first responders for their dedication to public safety.

Racine County, Wis., 911 dispatchers connect with students at a local high school, discussing career opportunities in emergency communications.

Rural county program preps students for first responder careers

Learn how Okeechobee County, Fla.’s public safety career programs are addressing workforce shortages in fire rescue, dispatch and law enforcement.

Anne Arundel County, Md., Executive Steuart Pittman (right), U.S. Rep. Sarah Elfreth (left) and U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen (second from left) announce a $35M FEMA investment in a local infrastructure project that aims to protect waterfront communities from flooding.

 

County disaster reform priorities

Explore NACo's FEMA Act toolkit for more about county disaster preparedness priorities.

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St. Charles Parish, La., President Matthew Jewell (left) joins parish officials and state partners to celebrate the completion of a new stormwater infrastructure project aimed at reducing flood risk for coastal communities.

Alaska Municipal League Executive Director Nils Andreassen testifies to the Alaska House Finance Committee on borough budget priorities related to broadband access, rural energy, emergency services and more.

Learn practical strategies for rural energy development

Join county leaders from across the country in Potter County, Texas, this September for the 2026 NACo Energy Symposium. Attendees will gain practical insights into the policies, projects and partnerships driving rural energy development. Registration will open on April 1.

N.J. Gov. Mikie Sherrill (fourth from right) joins Burlington County Commissioner Randy Brolo (third from left) and local leaders to advocate for improved online safety standards for youth.

Clark County, Nev., commissioners Jim Gibson (third from left) and Tick Segerblom (fourth from right) host a spring job fair, connecting residents with 130 employers from across the region.

Harris County, Texas, commissioners and local leaders break ground on a new county health center that will deliver integrated mental health and community services for residents. 

Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Executive Chris Ronayne (left), council members and partners cut the ribbon on a financial services center that will offer wraparound resources to residents.

Top 10 County Policy Priorities for Behavioral Health Reform

Counties are integral to the nation's behavioral health system, investing over $130 billion in community health systems. Read NACo's policy brief for an overview of the top 10 behavioral health priorities for counties nationwide.

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Milwaukee County, Wis., Executive David Crowley (second from right) joins members of the county's Board of Supervisors to announce new infrastructure investments that will include transit upgrades, trail expansions and more.

During a regional summit on economic growth, Cumberland County, N.C., Chairman Kirk deViere discusses the role of water, sewer, energy and transportation infrastructure in supporting job creation and long-term economic development.

Take action on county infrastructure priorities

NACo's Surface Transportation Reauthorization Hub offers critical information and outreach tools to help counties advocate for key transportation and infrastructure priorities. Access the resource now for template letters, legislative analysis and more.

Maui County, Hawai'i, Mayor Richard Bissen (back row center) presents the county's proposed 2027 budget to the County Council, emphasizing local priorities related to water infrastructure, housing, economic development and more.

West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner (third from right) joins Lewis County, W. Va., commissioners to break ground on a water extension project, expanding county water supply for fire protection and commercial development.

Federal regulations and their impact on county water systems

As owners and operators of local infrastructure, counties are directly impacted by federal water regulations and permitting requirements. Read NACo's regulatory analysis for more about federal guidelines and their impacts on county water infrastructure projects.

Lowndes County, Ga., leaders celebrate the completion of a mental health expansion project within the county jail, enhancing mental health support for incarcerated individuals.

 

County mental health priorities

Access NACo's advocacy toolkit for more on how counties can improve behavioral health outcomes and reduce recidivism.

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Hidalgo County, Texas, Judge Richard Cortez (front, second from left) joins municipal and regional leaders to break ground on a new manufacturing center, expanding economic growth and opportunity in the county.

Ulster County, N.Y., Executive Jen Metzger (fifth from left) and local leaders tour the construction site for a new county emergency communications center designed to provide continuous support through natural disasters and power outages.

Congress advances emergency communications legislation

On March 25, the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced bipartisan legislation in support of the reauthorization of the First Responder Network Authority, a vital resource for county public safety officials and emergency responders.

During a meeting of the county's addiction response coalition, Hamilton County, Ohio, Commissioner Denise Driehaus shares local perspectives on addiction prevention with representatives from over 40 agencies.

Tulare County, Calif., health leaders cut the ribbon on the county's expanded public health lab, a vital resource for helping to monitor and detect health threats related to foodborne illnesses, infectious diseases and more.

Opioid Solutions Center case studies and strategy briefs

NACo's Opioid Solutions Center empowers local leaders to invest resources in effective prevention, treatment, recovery and harm reduction practices address the underlying causes of substance use disorders. Learn more and access peer learning resources today.

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Having trouble viewing this email? Click here to view it in a browser. We Are Counties. We Are 3,069 Strong.We Are Counties, a national public affairs-driven advocacy campaign, is designed to help counties tell our story. Access the participation toolkit today for graphics, printable signs and more
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We Are Counties. We Are 3,069 Strong.

We Are Counties, a national public affairs-driven advocacy campaign, is designed to help counties tell our story. Access the participation toolkit today for graphics, printable signs and more resources to support your county's National County Government Month celebrations.

Elected county leaders in Morrow County, Ohio, (left) and Coconino County, Ariz., (right) issue proclamations recognizing April as National County Government Month. Now in its 35th year, National County Government Month is an opportunity to raise awareness of the county role, celebrate the county workforce and strengthen connections between local government and residents.

Nebraska county officials visit the state capitol to meet with legislators in celebration of National County Government Month. 

 

Share your county's participation

How is your county participating in National County Government Month this year? Share your activities with NACo using the form on our toolkit page.

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U.S. Rep. Dave Taylor (center) meets with Gallia County, Ohio, Economic Development Director Taylor Stepp (left) to discuss the local business community's priorities and review the plans for a county construction project.

San Bernardino County, Calif., supervisors Joe Baca (third from right) and Curt Hagman (second from right) break ground on a county-funded development aimed at providing housing, mental health services and career training to veterans.

Explore economic mobility and affordable housing resources

NACo's economic mobility resource hub is full of information and tools to support your county's efforts to expand economic opportunities, increase affordable housing supply and help communities thrive.

Arapahoe County, Colo., commissioners visit the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture to meet with agency officials and discuss county policy priorities during an advocacy trip to Washington, D.C.

Fulton County, Ga., commissioners and local city mayors gather for a roundtable discussion on local initiatives related to transportation, sales tax and service delivery strategy.

Morris County, N.J., Commissioner Director Stephen Shaw thanks volunteers during a county science fair that brought together nearly 100 K-6 students for a full day of hands-on learning.

Howard County, Md., Executive Calvin Ball announces the county's expanded education budget, outlining funding allocated for renovation projects and increased school capacity.

Explore NACo's civic education tools

From data-driven maps to school curriculum and games, NACo's website is full of tools to help tell the county story and support local education initiatives.

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Having trouble viewing this email? Click here to view it in a browser. FEMA - Federal Emergency Response Agency Lee County, Fla., Commissioner Brian Hamman (second from right) meets with FEMA representatives, discussing the county's efforts to rebuild infrastructure and community spaces following H
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Lee County, Fla., Commissioner Brian Hamman (second from right) meets with FEMA representatives, discussing the county's efforts to rebuild infrastructure and community spaces following Hurricane Ian. 

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr (left) tours the Johnson County, N.C., public safety answering point, meeting with 911 operators and getting a firsthand look at local emergency communications.

Advocate for county disaster response priorities

NACo's advocacy toolkit dives deep into the FEMA Act, reviewing county-supported reforms and providing actionable guidance on how counties can advocate for the bill’s passage. 

Comal County, Texas, elected officials celebrate National County Government Month with a  proclamation, announcing plans to spotlight county offices on social media throughout the month.

 

Tell your county story this April

This National County Government Month, help spread the word about the vital work of counties using NACo's We Are Counties toolkit. 


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U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen (center), Frederick County, Md., Executive Jessica Fitzwater and local leaders celebrate the construction of a new youth center.

Kent County, Mich., Commissioner Melissa LaGrand (left), local leaders and partners discuss youth justice programming and how the county can improve community youth well-being.

Share your county's youth justice initiatives

Does your county have successful youth justice strategies other counties can learn from? Share your county's innovative programs with NACo today.

U.S. Rep. Jeff Crank (second from left) discusses county infrastructure projects with El Paso County, Colo., commissioners Lauren Nelson (second form right) and Carrie Geitner.

County leaders in Spokane County, Wash., break ground on a crisis stabilization center that will provide coordinated behavioral health and substance use treatment services to residents.

Sharpen your federal advocacy with NACo's guide

Whether you’re visiting Washington, D.C., meeting in your district or connecting virtually, NACo's step-by-step advocacy guide can help you prepare for meetings, tell your county’s story and build relationships with federal decision-makers.

Cook County, Ill., Board President Toni Preckwinkle (fourth from left) cuts the ribbon on a new county solar panel installation that aims to cut energy costs and advance climate goals.

Maine county leaders celebrate "County Government Day" at the Maine State House, setting up informational booths to educate visitors about the essential day-to-day work of counties.

Learn more about solar energy development

NACo's primer on solar energy development offers an in-depth review of the technology involved and the siting considerations that county governments face.

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Union County, N.J., Commissioner Kimberly Palmieri-Mouded (third from right) joins volunteers at the county's "Fresh Start" event, which provides hot showers, laundry facilities and medical care to residents in need.

U.S. Rep. Pete Aguilar (right) and San Bernardino County, Calif., supervisors celebrate the groundbreaking of a county shelter that will offer behavioral health services, transportation assistance and housing placement for residents. 

Learn how counties are leading in behavioral health

County governments play a critical role in behavioral health, funding programs that strengthen the continuum of care through prevention, treatment and recovery services. Read NACo's behavioral health case studies for more examples of county health leadership in action.

U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (center) discusses rural health and the Rural Health Transformation Program with Texas county judges from Anderson, Cass, Cherokee, Hopkins and Shelby counties.

 

Learn more about the program

Read NACo's explainer of the Rural Health Transformation Program and its impacts to counties.

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Delaware County, Ohio, commissioners thank 911 dispatchers for their service with a proclamation commemorating National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week. 

Taylor County, Fla., emergency management staff participate in a statewide hurricane response exercise focused on testing coordination, shelter activation and resource management.

Learn more about emergency communications priorities

NACo supports the reauthorization of the FirstNet Authority, a valuable resource for county public safety officials and emergency responders who must communicate effectively during emergencies. Learn more about the critical legislation and its impacts to counties.

Geauga County, Ohio, leaders cut the ribbon on the county's new courthouse expansion, which will support expanded community services for residents.

Ada County, Idaho, commissioners receive a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol from the office of U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson as part of the county's celebration of America's 250th anniversary.

Campbell County, Ky., Judge/Executive Steve Pendery (right) and Commissioner Brian Painter (left) join community leaders for a county-hosted agriculture seminar.

Mercer County, W.V., commissioners break ground on a dam restoration project focused on reservoir safety upgrades and water drainage improvement.

Advocate for county agriculture priorities

The U.S. Farm Bill helps counties make critical investments in infrastructure, economic development, workforce training, nutrition and conservation. Read NACo's primer for a deep dive into the bill and the key provisions that matter to counties.

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