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General City Purposes

INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS PROGRAM

Membership and participation in such recognized governmental oriented organizations as the League of California Cities, the
Southern California Association of Governments, and the National League of Cities.

2019-20 Change From 2020-21
Program Changes Adopted Budget 2019-20 Budget Proposed Budget

Other Changes or Adjustments

Administered by: City Clerk

65. California Contract Cities Association. This $ 12,500 $ (1,250) $ 11,250
organization assists member cities by advocating and
advancing the benefits of the contracting model,
protecting local control, embracing public/private
partnerships, and providing educational opportunities
for its membership.

66. Government Alliance on Race and Equity. This 15,000 (15,000) -
organization is a professional peer-to-peer network that
enables government racial equity directors and subject
area experts to exchange information, collaborate to
advance their practice, and develop solutions to racial
equity challenges. The funding decrease reflects a
suspension of membership.

67. Independent Cities Association. This organization of 10,750 (1,075) 9,675
California counties and cities works with county
governments on behalf of City members on policy and
legislative issues that affect municipal governments.

68. League of California Cities. This association of 113,000 (8,600) 104,400
California cities works to influence policy decisions at all
levels of government. Annual dues are based on a city's
population. The increased funding corresponds with
Consumer Price Index increases.

69. League of California Cities - County Division. This is 2,000 (200) 1,800
the local regional division of the broader State
organization.
70. National League of Cities. This association of cities 75,000 (7,500) 67,500
works to influence national policy and to build
understanding and support for cities and towns. Annual
dues are based on a city's population.

71. San Fernando Valley Council of Governments. This 35,000 (3,500) 31,500
organization's mission is to develop and implement
subregional policies and plans that are unique to the
greater San Fernando Valley region, which was
established through the adoption of a Joint Powers
Agreement by the City and County of Los Angeles and
the cities of Burbank, Glendale, San Fernando, and
Santa Clarita.

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