Access to a statewide network of locally elected officials, sharing innovative programs that address issues of concern to their communities. Opportunities to problem solve with leaders from all levels of government. LGC Reports , the LGC's monthly newsletter, describing current developments in local government policies and programs, and summarizing activities of members statewide. Currents , a bimonthly newsletter providing current information on energy issues affecting California local governments, such as energy restructuring, energy efficiency, and renewable energy. Conferences and workshops addressing issues of concern to members, and providing model programs to implement at the local level.
Members receive reduced registration fees.
LGC publications including resource efficient landuse publications and recycling and waste management publications. Access to a land use library with over 1,000 reports, articles and plans on land use and transportation planning. An 800 Hotline Number for toll free calls to qualified staff for referrals, speaker lists and library information. Membership in the LGC is open to all mayors, city councilmembers, and county supervisors, interested in developing forward-thinking local government policies. A membership form to the LGC is available in Adobe Acrobat format.