The landmark 21st Century #ROADtoHousing Act is now law, and it’s a perfect time to discover or revisit NLC’s Housing Supply Accelerator Fact Sheet Series.
With a housing supply shortage of almost 4 million units in the United States, this series explores solutions in three critical areas: construction and development, land use and regulations, and finance.
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For local leaders, the 21st Century #ROADtoHousing Act marks a historic step forward, providing new tools to help communities achieve their housing goals.
@mayorpaulyoung of @CityOfMemphis shares what this landmark legislation means for his city's housing goals.
The @muniassnsc joins communities across SC in mourning the passing of Sen. Lindsey Graham. A steadfast advocate for our state & residents, he dedicated his life to public service. We extend our condolences to all who are grieving. - Mayor Brandy Amidon, President, @muniassnsc
National League of Cities applauds enactment of the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. NLC has long advocated for Congress and administrations to recognize and increase federal support for local governments’ efforts to improve housing attainability and affordability in cities, towns and villages.
Read statements from NLC leadership on what this moment means for local governments and the future of housing: https://t.co/UIMfdzpqIO
I recently had the pleasure of joining @OurMayors & @EricKearney at @NCBMP_ to discuss how local leaders are on the front lines of policy impact, cities navigate change, manage resources and drive outcomes in today’s environment
As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, leaders of the nation’s seven principal state and local government organizations convened April 20 in @cityofokc for a historic State and Local Leadership Summit focused on the future of American federalism and intergovernmental collaboration.
The convening was hosted by Oklahoma's @GovStitt, Chair of the @NatlGovsAssoc, and organized by the National League of Cities in its role as Chair of the Big Seven State and Local Government Associations.
Learn more: https://t.co/69IKfxw8XZ
This week is the Week of the Young Child, but early childhood is always top of mind at NLC!
For decades, NLC has been connecting local leaders to trusted early childhood resources and peer groups, because investing in young children is essential to building strong, resilient communities.
Municipal leaders play a critical role in shaping environments where young children and their families, and the early childhood workforce, can thrive.
When cities prioritize investments in the earliest years, they’re making a strategic choice that supports healthy development, strengthens future learning and drives long-term success.
I was heartbroken to learn of the passing of Nancy Metayer, Vice Mayor, Coral Springs, FL. She will forever be remembered as an exemplary leader in her community and with NLCs. She improved the lives of so many people who were fortunate to know her.
I am honored to be one of the 250 working in government across the country recognized as a Local Gov 250 Champ and this year marks an especially important time for our country to honor them. All of the 250 Champs are true innovators who make substantial differences in our lives
Calling on all municipal leaders.....It's that time of the year -@leagueofcities Congressional City Conference #CCC26 in our nation's capital! We look forward to seeing you soon! We have a substantive meeting planned to move key local priorities forward https://t.co/N17bY847wX
I mourn the loss of Rev Jackson who devoted his life to civil justice, voting rights and opportunity for all. His vision of a better America & the deeply held belief that where you start the journey does not dictate where you will end up inspired all people
GMA’s Governmental Relations team celebrated Presidents Day with a special nod to our own — Bianca Motley Broom, Mayor of College Park & President of GMA! 👏
While not that Presidents Day, we’re proud to celebrate her leadership in shaping 2026 priorities and advocating for #GaCities.
Congressional City Conference 2026 is coming up soon, and NLC Hotel rates end on Feb. 17!
Be there for #CCC26, this March 16-18 in Washington, D.C., as local leaders engage on policy, learn from experts and make connections. Learn more and register now at https://t.co/7JEvLxphyV.
I sat down with @GovCox & @GovMLG at City Summit for a conversation about bringing our communities together and moving beyond the politics of polarization. Today I am sharing that conversation with you on the CitiesSpeak Podcast https://t.co/QsSOdaOPMq
I recently joined @massmunicipal for their 351 Connect conference to discuss opportunities for Mass cities and towns to advance housing, integrate artificial intelligence into city services, and bridge our divides to close the polarization gap https://t.co/9oNlp5KC0e
We cannot allow violence of any kind to continue in America, full stop. I was saddened to learn of the shooting of National Guard members serving in Washington, D.C., today, the day before Thanksgiving. My heart is with the friends, families and loved ones of the WV Guardsmen.
The National League of Cities has elected @CMKevinKramer, @Louisville, Kentucky, as the new president of NLC. He will serve a one-year term with a special focus on local governments delivering efficient services, thriving communities and growing a sense of place for all residents.
“Local government is consistently the most trusted level of government in America. Representing the 19,000 cities, towns and villages across this country is a great responsibility and tremendous honor that I do not take lightly.
“Local leaders are ready to get the job done for their residents, and I am confident NLC will continue to advocate and protect the interests of every municipality. I am thrilled to work alongside the 2026-27 NLC Board of Directors to continue to reimagine how we build strong, resilient local communities.”
Learn more about NLC’s 2026 leadership: https://t.co/dq9bJwqKag #CitySummit25
“We have to do a better job making sure elected leaders get support for telling the truth and for owning it when we make a mistake…being kinder is what moves the needle.”
– New Mexico's @GovMLG speaks on bridging our divides alongside Utah's @GovCox in a panel hosted by NLC CEO & Executive Director @ceanthony50 at #CitySummit25
The Women in Municipal Government (WIMG) luncheon at #CitySummit25 brought together more than 250 women leaders!
A few of the highlights included:
⭐️ Honoring Mayor @elisepartin of @CityofCayce as the 2025 WIMG Leadership Award recipient
⭐️ Hearing from keynote speaker Nicole Carpenter with the Women’s Leadership Institute on conquering imposter syndrome
⭐️ Announcing the 2026 WIMG Summer Conference dates
⭐️ Recognizing the 2026 WIMG President, Councilor Lisa Ford of @CityofBA, OK
“My hope for you is that you will at least consider this: that there is a new issue amongst us in our country. It’s not immigration. It’s not education. It’s not policing. It’s not emergency management. It’s not taxes. It’s how we treat each other.”
– @TimShriver, chairman of Special Olympics, founder and CEO of UNITE and co-creator of The Dignity Index, speaks on the importance of bridging divides during the #CitySummit25 general session