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cl .� ' 2- 101N HUNDREDS OF CALIFORNIA'S COMMUNITY LEADERS AT LOCAL LEGISLATIVE ACTION DAYS MAY 12 -13 � �oc,a� coai�or, ��s ya, co � pa�t or � m�d There �s NO REGISTRATION FEE FOR THE annual Legislative Acfion Days May 12 and 13 at the ��T� �� N, but PIFJISE SheraOon Grand Hotel in Saaamer�to. Join hundreds d �� fN ADVANCEso we pn help coordinate bcal elected �fidals, Public safety, health, labor and �^� �' Y�+� �e9��. and prepare materials for business groups fiom around the staEe in urging legisla- Y°�. Register c�line today at www.qbcal.org. tors W urotect our local �rvices irom y�ate budget aAs. We are inviting the Govemor, Legislative leadership MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS trom bom nouses, and state cor��er steve westiy to ACADEMY CONFERENCE SCHEDULE, s� OCAf ' members a briefing on the budget and the APRIL 2&30 Bring your eleded leaders, public safety leaders, Mayors and Council Members attending the business leaders, and oommunily leaders to demon. Mayors and Council Members Academy, April 2&30, strate fhe broad support for protecbng T�nding fw locally in Sacramento, will receive either a solid grounding delivered programs and services. Last year more than (or refresher course!) in the key issues and skills they 1,000 bcal representatives attended and this yearwe �� be effec6ve in office. This informatlon-packed expeG an even bigger event Help get the public ��ee-day program will provide tips on effective attention needed to preserve bcal services by being part a�'��Y a chance to met with legislators, a grasp of of a giant press conference on the steps of ihe CapitoL �e9al requirements and limitations fw local elected We are also scheduling rneetings forteams of LOCAL a�cials, insighis on how to have the best relations . coalition members with their legislators in the legislators' �th �' staif, skills on dealing with the media, key Capitol offices. issues in fiscal oversight a�d land use policies for elected oificials, and much more. The program will Tentative Schedule also provide up-to-the-minute briefings on the criGcal issues facing cities in the Sfate Capitol. Wednesday, May 12 730 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Registration Veteran elected otficials will find that the Academy 1:00 p.m. — 2:30 p.m. - Opening Remarks offers your newly elected colleagues a great opportu- - Remarks from Carrtro�le� nity to receive a strong grounding in the basics of � W � office, helping them to get up to speed quickly and - Discussion of Current become more effective members of your leadership Budget Issues and Strategies team. 2:30 p.m. — 530p.m. -�l�sits witli Leyfslators Registration is extended through April 16. Visit the (LOCAL will artange) League's website at www.cacities.org/events to view 5:30 p.m. —730 p.m. - Legislative Reception at the conference schedule, or call League staff mem- the Sheraton ber Paul Flint at 91E658-8238 for more information. Thursday, May 13 e:oo a.m. — s:so a.m. - continenr�i s��n ��MATING FY 2004-05 VLF REVENUE � Wondering how to estimate how much vehiGe - Key Note Speakers: license fee revenue your city will receive in FY Members ofAdministration 2004-057 The League's fiscal consultant has and Legislature developed a"how to" memo, suggesting a method 10:00 a.m. —11:00 a.m. - Press Conferenpe and you can use to estimate this revenue. The Rally on the Capitol Sfeps infortnation is available in the VLF section of the 11:30 a.m. - Adjoum League's Website Budget page at: www.ca � oru/b da t PAGE 2/PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the League's Official Web Site--www.cacities.org