National Association of Counties (NACo) Annual Legislative Conference...back >
Photo 1 from NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
Feb. 23, 2015 - A significant part of the legislative conference is devoted to workshops.
Photo 2 from NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
Photo 3 from NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
According to the map, 2,296 counties (74.8%) are NACo members and 773 (25.2%) are not members.  Additionally the map shows Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island as "county without government functions."
Photo 4 from NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
Jonathan Harris, a research intern at NACo, shows off the very useful NACo County Explorer.
Photo 5 from NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
Timmy Tooth promotes the Live Healthy program.
NACo is nonpartisan, but there are organizations for Democratic and for Republican county officials--National Democratic County Officials (NDCO) and the National Conference of Republican County Officials (NCRCO).  Both set up tables and had receptions in conjunction with the meeting.
Photo 1 of NDCO at NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
Photo 2 of NDCO at NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
Colin O'Dea is executive director of NDCO, "the official campaign arm of the Democratic Party dedicated to electing Democrats at the county level."  Chair of the NDCO is Arlanda J. Williams, councilwoman from Terrebonne Parish, LA.
Photo 1 of NCRCO at NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
Photo 2 of NCRCO at NACO 2015 Legislative Conference
The NCRCO table was not staffed at the moment.  President of NCRCO is Cindy R. Bobbitt, county commissioner from Grant County, OK.
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photo of NACo executive director Matthew Chase
NACO executive director Matthew Chase, and (above) county officials from Alabama, Wisconsin and Florida.