National League of Cities (NLC) in Tampa for 2024 City Summit

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The National League of Cities (NLC) is hosting the 2024 City Summit in Tampa from November 13 to November 16, gathering over 4,000 municipal leaders to engage in meaningful discussions on vital local government challenges. This year's summit not only addresses pressing issues such as affordable housing, public safety, climate resilience, and workforce development but also marks the NLC’s 100th anniversary, showcasing Tampa's pivotal role in municipal innovation. Participants will have the opportunity to attend various workshops and panels designed to foster collaboration and share best practices across cities. The event features groundbreaking projects from the Tampa Bay area, illustrating how local governments can implement positive change. A special press conference led by Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and NLC leadership will kick off the summit, highlighting its significance.

Media members are encouraged to attend and confirm their participation to gain insights into how the summit will influence municipal policies and practices. The event not only promotes local civic engagement but also reinforces Tampa’s status as a hub for transformative ideas in governance. Overall, the 2024 City Summit presents a unique opportunity for municipal leaders to learn from one another and address shared challenges effectively.

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