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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.

                                                                  2021-22          Change From          2022-23
            Program Changes                                    Adopted Budget     2021-22 Budget    Proposed Budget
         Other Changes or Adjustments

         Administered by:  City Clerk

         86. California Contract Cities. This organization assists  $      12,500  $           -    $          12,500
            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.
         87. Independent Cities Association. This organization of         10,750               -               10,750
            California  counties  and  cities  works  with  county
            governments on behalf of City members on policy and
            legislative issues that affect municipal governments.

         88. League  of  California  Cities.  This  association  of      113,000             7,000            120,000
            California cities works to influence policy decisions at all
            levels of government. Annual dues are based on a city's
            population. An increase to this account reflects an
            adjustment to dues.

         89. League of California Cities - County Division. This is        2,000               -                2,000
            the  local  regional  division  of  the  broader  State
            organization.

         90. National League of Cities. This association of cities        75,000               -               75,000
            works  to  influence  national  policy  and  to  build
            understanding and support for cities and towns. Annual
            dues are based on a city's population.

         91. San Fernando Valley Council of Governments. This             35,000               -               35,000
            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.

         92. Sister Cities International. This association works to        2,500               -                2,500
            foster better international understanding and cooperation
            through Sister City relationships in other countries.
            Funding is provided for membership dues.


         93. South Bay Cities Association. This association works to      57,000               -               57,000
            discuss issues pertinent to South Bay communities.







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