Legislative Action Center

CCM's Legislative Action Center provides municipal officials and municipal employees a one-stop location to get timely and pertinent information on legislative and regulatory issues affecting local governments.

We urge you to make this site your first stop each morning to keep updated on critical actions that may affect your municipalities.


CCM's 2012 STATE LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES and AGENDA

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These are the latest reports and publications issued by CCM. For more, please be sure to visit the other pages under Reports & Publications.

ADITIONAL LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION

 
  • STATE CAPITOL REPORTS
    CCM's State Capitol Report is designed to keep members informed about important legislative issues and actions taken by CCM-staff on behalf of towns and cities, as well as suggested actions you can take to protect the interests of your municipality.  These legislative reports will be sent to CCM-members periodically throughout the session.
  • LEGISLATIVE ALERTS
    CCM's Legislative Alerts provide municipal officials timely information on key legislative issues affecting local governments. Please note that often these items are time-sensitive.
  • TESTIMONY
    Testimony on key bills provided by CCM members and staff to the General Assembly.
  • TODAY AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
    The General Assembly Schedule and the General Assembly Bulletin provide details of all meetings, public hearings, forums and other events taking place today and in the future at the Legislative Office Building and the State Capitol.
  • LEGISLATIVE DEADLINES
    Important deadlines for committees, bills, and the legislative session.
  • CCM MANDATES REPORTS
    CCM Mandates Report focus on pending bills that propose new state mandates on towns and cities.

These reports are sent to CCM members, State Legislators, and the Governor's office to keep them apprised of potentially harmful legislation.

  • IMPORTANT BILLS
    Key bills affecting local governments that are currently being considered by the General Assembly.
  • CONTACT STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS
    Local officials can use this function to contact members of the General Assembly, the Governor's office, and Constitutional Officers. You may send to one or more legislators, caucuses, committees, or chambers.