
2025 Congressional City Conference was a Success!
2,800+ Attendees.
1,100+ Advocates on Capitol Hill.
Together, We’re Building a Strong Economy.
Next Stop: Salt Lake City

Take your leadership to new heights in Salt Lake City at the 2025 City Summit Conference, November 20-22. CCC attendees can unlock a special rate until April 18.
Congressional City Conference is where local leaders engage on policy, learn from experts and make connections.
Check out the 2025 highlights below and save the dates for CCC 2026!
2025 Featured Speakers

United States Vice President
JD Vance

Lee Zeldin
Administrator
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Senator John Thune
South Dakota
Senate Majority Leader
(Video Remarks)

U.S. Representative Greg Stanton
(AZ-4)

Mayor Andrew Ginther
Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Conference of Mayors President

Rosie Rios
Chair of America 250
Former U.S. Treasurer
Panel Discussions

Disaster Preparedness

America’s Housing Comeback

POLITICO: Reporter’s Insights on DOGE

Protecting Municipal Tax Exemption

Legal Perspectives: Executive Actions and Local Government
Attendees Heard from NLC Leadership

Mayor Steve Patterson
Athens, Ohio
NLC President

Councilmember Kevin Kramer
Louisville, Kentucky
NLC First Vice President

Mayor Van R. Johnson II
Savannah, Georgia
NLC Second Vice President

Councilmember David Sander
Rancho Cordova, California
NLC Immediate Past President

Clarence E. Anthony
CEO and Executive Director, National League of Cities
Attendee Highlights
At the 2025 Congressional City Conference, local leaders prepared to engage with a new administration and strengthened their local-federal partnership.
CCC25 attendees: check your email for an attendee code to download photos from the gallery.
Exclusive Access
Each year, CCC attendees can add Hill Day to their registration at no additional cost and meet with Members of Congress to leverage critical messaging that communicates the needs of their communities.
Gain Policy Insights

Hear from federal agency experts and other advocacy professionals on the federal-local connections and the impact of federal policy on local governments.
Build Connections

Strengthen your partnerships with policy experts and other local government advocates.
Get the Tools you Need

Network with federal agencies to leverage federal programs and funding.