What Is The League?
The New Jersey State League of Municipalities is a voluntary association created to help communities do a better job of self-government through pooling information resources and brain power. It is authorized by State Statute and since 1915 has been serving local officials throughout the Garden State. All 565 municipalities are members of the League. Over 560 mayors and 13,000 elected and appointed officials of member municipalities are entitled to all of the services and privileges of the League.
The League publishes a magazine titled NEW JERSEY MUNICIPALITIES which reports up-to-the-minute information on municipal administration and procedures by practical examples, news notes and new laws. It is one of the reading "musts" for municipal officials and is sent to more than 8,500 readers each month.
In addition to the magazine, other League services include: Bureau of Municipal Information; Ordinances and Codes; Research; Legislative Analysis; Legislative Bulletins; New Laws; Contracts, In-Service Training; Personal Consultation; Instructional Seminars; and Research Publications.
The highlight of the year's activities is the Annual Conference, held each November in Atlantic City. The Conference is an invaluable learning experience which yields benefits throughout the year. Delegates have the opportunity to learn and ask questions at more than 100 panels, clinics, workshops, and other sessions conducted by the League and the 21 associations of technical and professional employees allied with it. Commercial, government and association exhibits display the latest products and services for municipal government. At the 2016 Conference, more than 16,000 delegates, participants and guests attended, representing the largest municipal gathering in the country.
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