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RSVP Join us for a presentation from Kerri Nakamura on how you can create a transparent budget that is both inclusive of mandated reporting requirements and showcases your policy goals […]
Here at the League, we know you are busy trying to improve the quality of life for your residents. This webinar has been designed to help you learn how to […]
Begin your journey to knowledge and growth by exploring our Learning Center at ULCT. With a wealth of resources tailored to enhance your skills and understanding, our platform is your gateway to unlocking new opportunities.
The Utah League of Cities and Towns was first organized in 1907. ULCT serves 248 cities and towns in the State of Utah. ULCT represents municipal government interests with a strong, unified voice at the state and federal levels. Further, ULCT provides information, training and technical assistance to local officials on municipal issues, and works to create a greater public awareness and understanding of municipal responsibilities, governance and administration.
ULCT is a non partisan, inter-local, government cooperative, working to strengthen the quality of municipal government and administration of Utah’s cities and towns.
The late Mayor Brent Taylor of North Ogden gave a live of service to his community before he was tragically killed in November, 2018 while serving a second tour to Afghanistan with the Utah Army National Guard.
The Mayor Brent and Jennie Taylor Service Award is given to a Utah mayor or council member who has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to serving their community.
Nominations for the 2023 Brent and Jennie Taylor Service Award are now open. Do you know someone who consistently exhibits an extraordinary commitment to service in our cities and towns?
Track the days left in the session and the number of bills we’re following. Stay updated effortlessly on legislative activity.
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January 22, 2025
This year’s programming will include a mock floor debate for youth and remarks from Governor Cox during the luncheon.
