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MACo's Winter Conference
, "Charting the Course," will be held
January 2-4, 2019 in Cambridge, MD. Session titles have just been announced and registration is open. Register today! Join 600+ decision-makers and influencers from all across Maryland's public and private sectors as they discuss what's next for Maryland. On the heels of an election, this conference is the first opportunity to meet new leaders and develop goals and strategies around issues important to county governments. The full schedule and session descriptions will be available soon, but be sure to
reserve your room at the Hyatt today - the hotel is likely to sell out!
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DON'T FORGET!
TODAY = DEADLINE
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Conduit Street Podcast Corner:
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On the latest episode of the Conduit Street
Podcast, Kevin Kinnally is joined by MACo's Legislative Director Natasha Mehu to discuss Complete Streets, update listeners on the recent action taken by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding small cell wireless siting, explain why Maryland reaps the benefits of a state-based health exchange, and discuss MACo's advocacy for re-prioritizing public health in the face of the opioid epidemic by reviving local health department funding and targeting drug treatment funding to address demand where it is needed most.
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Counties in Action:
Cecil County |
Garrett County |
Montgomery &
Prince George's
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Cecil County raises awareness of breast cancer and their donation campaign by hosting an Outrageous in Pink Contest. |
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Garrett County Commissioners issue October 21-27 as the county's Economic Development Week. |
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Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett and Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker III talk about their tenure as County Execs.
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MACo Gold Corporate Partner
, LGIT:
For 30 years, Maryland's local governments have covered their primary and excess liability, auto, environmental, property and equipment breakdown insurance needs through the Local Government Insurance Trust (LGIT). Owned and managed by its members, LGIT was founded in 1987 by act of the Maryland General Assembly through the joint efforts of the Maryland Municipal League (MML) and the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo). Since 2010, LGIT has provided local governments an alternative for their health insurance needs with LGIT HEALTH. This health co-op helps control the cost of health insurance. LGIT's purpose is to meet Maryland's local governments risk management needs - not to make a profit by selling insurance. Because of LGIT, local governments know they now have insurance coverage available to them at stable rates and predictable costs - regardless of private insurance industry cycles. In addition to the publications produced by LGIT, they also provide a wide variety of Risk Management services including: Training, Grants, the LGIT Online Campus and the HR Compliance Portal.
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