Arizona Capitol Times’ Feature: League Legislative Associate Roxanna Pitones

Arizona Capitol Times’ Feature: League Legislative Associate Roxanna Pitones

Tucson Mayor Committed to Planting 1 Million Trees Within the Next Decade

Scottsdale is the Most Popular Place to Move

City of Maricopa Receives Award for Innovation in Fitness

The 2020 Census: Be Counted!

In 2020, our nation will conduct the once-a-decade Census with the goal to count every person living in the United States. Make sure your residents are counted! .

To obtain more information about the upcoming 2020 Census, how you can become involved and ho...

We Need Your Input!

As we start to gear up for the 2020 League Annual Conference, we are seeking your input for conference session topics, speakers and events. If you have ideas or suggestions, please send them to mlore@azleague.org.

Mark your calendars for the 2020 conferenc...

League Welcomes New Executive Director Tom Belshe

In January, League Deputy Director Tom Belshe stepped into the role of Executive Director. After receiving his BA in Economics and MPA from Brigham Young University, Belshe began his career right here at the League in 1993.  Following a stint at ...

2020 Legislative Posters and Calendars

The 2020 calendars and legislative posters have been sent to all cities and towns. Included in the legislative posters are pictures and e-mail addresses of all legislators for your reference. To obtain additional copies of the calendar or legislative post...

2019 League Service Award Recipients

Congratulations to those who received the 2019 League Service Award at the League Annual Conference in Tucson! Award recipients were recognized during our Thursday Legislative and Service Award Luncheon at the League Annual Conference. Service Awards are ...

History of the League

The League was formed in 1937 by a group of mayors who hoped that by joining together they could preserve local decision making over local matters.

Executive Committee

League activities are directed by a 25-member Executive Committee, consisting of mayors and councilmembers from across the State.

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At the Capitol

The second regular session of Arizona's 54th Legislature is scheduled to commence on January 13, 2020.

Throughout the session, the League offers a full suite of services and publications to help Arizona cities and towns communicate more effectively with th...

League 2020 Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities

The League of Arizona Cities and Towns offers four levels of sponsorship through its annual conference. 

For more information on the sponsorship levels and benefits, please click here.

For additional questions, contact Samantha Womer or Matt Lore a...

2020 League Municipal Policy Statement

The League’s 2020 Municipal Policy Statement, comprised of the legislative policy positions and action items collaboratively chosen by Arizona’s cities and towns, is now available.

Click here to view

Arizona City & Town Magazine: City & Town Parks of Arizona!

The latest issue of the League’s Arizona City & Town magazine is now available.  You can get a sneak peek by viewing the issue online.           This issue of Arizona City & Town looks...