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League Calendar and Legislative Poster

League Calendar and Legislative Poster is now available and will be sent to all cities and towns in January. If you would like extra copies of the League Calendar and/or Legislative Poster, please contact the league at league@azleague.org. 

Covid-19 Response Website

The League of Arizona Cities and Towns is committed to serving our community by creating this website to pull together state and federal resources to help our municipalities and citizens respond to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) Pandemic. If there are any fur...

2020 League Service Awards

2020 League Service Awards

PHOENIX – Local elected officials were recognized this morning by the League of Arizona Cities and Towns for their years of service to their communities.

Award recipients were recognized during the League Annual Business...

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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2021 Municipal Policy Statement

The League’s 2021 Municipal Policy Statement, comprised of the legislative policy positions and action items collaboratively chosen by Arizona’s cities and towns, is now available.

To view the 2021 Policy Statement, please point your br...

Your Municipal Voice at the Capitol

Each session the League staff prepares "Your Voice at the Capitol," which in addition to containing a listing of state legislators by district, their contact information, and the cities and towns they represent, provides helpful tips for navigat...

2020 Year in Review

2020 was an interesting year at the League. Serving our 91 cities and towns in Arizona is a continual opportunity to refine how we assist our members to better service their residents. This year, the COVID-19 Pandemic gave us the unique obligation and opp...