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, <br /> ,� <br /> t�Clll')i�. l.�)h1\1F\ i4U5� fr 1'PIT.��fF.i � <br /> �'�I C)RI T �' <br /> u�. lr.� ��., s.iri .��.0 Pn.i„ I�c�'c, rn,�i .�1rrn-c l ui�rik�.<<.nn�. <br /> December 3, 2004 <br /> Issue #46-2004 <br /> LEAGUE BOARD SETS NEW STRATEGIC DIRECTION FOR 2005 <br /> Hot Bi Ils Resolving to build on the recent success of the League and its LOCAL , <br /> partners with the passage of Proposition 1A, the League Board of Directors <br /> ■■■ fiCt NOW adopted three new strategic goals after a retreat with the division, department, <br /> ; caucus and policy committee le�ders of the organization in Newport Beach on <br /> � The legislature is in November 19, 2004. While celebrating the success of the coalition that was <br /> ■ Final Recess and put together to support Prop. 1 A, League officers and board members indi- <br /> ; wifl adjourn on cated they understood the special responsibility to lead that passage of <br /> ■ November 30. The Proposition 1A now places on the shoulders of city leaders around the state. <br /> : 2005-06 Regular For more see page 3. <br /> ; Sessionwill •��������••�••����••�����������• <br /> ■ convene on <br /> ; �ecember s. HOW TO JOIN A LEAGUE POLICY COMMIITEE <br /> � AND HELP SET LEAGUE POLICY <br /> : <br /> � What Are League Policy Committees? The League's eight policy <br /> ■ committees are composed of city officials from around the state. Policy <br /> ; committees help to make League policy by reviewing legislation, suggesting <br /> � broad new policy guidelines and studying key issues impacting cities. Policy <br /> . committees were created by the League's Board of Directors to assist it in its <br /> ; policy deliberations. For more see page 2. <br /> . <br /> . <br /> . ................................ <br /> : <br /> • GRANT OPPORTUNITY— PUBLIC ACCESS <br /> � TO EMS EQUIPMENT SERVICES <br /> � Want more details on <br /> these and otherbills? HRSA (Health Resources and ServicesAdministration— U.S. Dept. of <br /> Log on to the League of Health and Human Services) has announced a grant program to support <br /> Califomia Cities Web site projects that increase public access to emergency medical devices and <br /> at www.cacities.org/ services. For more see page 2. <br /> legtracking. <br />