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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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AZ League Conference Week

AZ League Conference Week

August 31 - September 3, 2020

Due to COVID-19, the League cancelled our 2020 in-person conference, however during that week we will be providing some of our most popular recurring sessions to help our members stay in the loop virtu...

COVID-19 (coronavirus)

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 New Laws Report

The 2020 New Laws Report of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns (Report) is designed to serve as a guide to those enactments of the second regular session of the 54th Arizona Legislature that have demonstrable impacts to municipalities. 

During...