PRESS
RELEASE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
RELEASE:
March 01,
2011
FOUR MAYWOOD
VILLAGE TRUSTEES
APPOINTED TO
NATIONAL LEAGUE
OF CITIES'
COMMITTEES
Maywood Village
Trustees Audrey
Jaycox, Kimberly
Johnson, Melvin
Lightford and
Marcias Scaggs each
were appointed
recently to a
standing committee
of the National
League of Cities.
Maywood Trustee
Audrey Jaycox was
appointed to the
2011 Finance,
Administration and
Intergovernmental
Relations (FAIR)
Policy and Advocacy
Steering Committee.
NLC’s FAIR committee
establishes
municipal policy in
the areas of
national economic
policy,
intergovernmental
relations, Census,
municipal bonds and
capital finance,
municipal
management,
antitrust issues,
citizen
participation and
civil rights, labor
relations and
municipal authority.
Maywood Trustee
Kimberly Johnson was
appointed to the
2011 Public Safety
and Crime Prevention
(PSCP) Policy and
Advocacy Committee.
NLC’s PSCP committee
establishes
municipal policy in
the areas of crime
prevention,
corrections,
substance abuse,
juvenile justice,
disaster
preparedness and
relief, homeland
security, domestic
terrorism and gun
control.
Maywood Trustees
Melvin Lightford and
Marcias Scaggs were
appointed to the
2011 International
Council. NLC’s
International
Council helps
develop
recommendations on
policy and advocacy
strategies that
address
international issues
significant to
municipal
governments in the
United States.
Each NLC policy and
advocacy committee
has a membership of
approximately 100
officials from
cities and towns
throughout the
nation. The
committee discusses
and identifies
specific policy
issues to be
addressed during the
year. NLC has seven
standing committees
developing policy
positions and
advocating on behalf
of municipal
governments.
The National League
of Cities is the
nation’s oldest and
largest organization
devoted to
strengthening and
promoting cities as
centers of
opportunity,
leadership and
governance. NLC is a
resource and
advocate for 19,000
cities, towns and
villages,
representing more
than 218 million
Americans.