2023 NATaT Federal Platform

Published on April 29, 2022
Federal Advocacy

The National Association of Towns and Townships (NATaT) is the voice for more than 10,000 towns and townships across America seeking to enhance the ability of smaller communities to deliver public services, economic vitality, and good government to their citizens. America’s towns and townships seek to partner with the federal government to ensure that public laws, policies, regulations, and resources support our role in fostering local democracy.

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NATaT Federal Priorities for 118th Congress

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Support for our Volunteer First Responders

Support for our Volunteer First Responders Volunteer firefighters alone save communities of all sizes $129 billion a year and represent 71% of all firefighters in

Municipal Bonds

Tax-Exempt Municipal Bonds NATaT supports maintaining and preserving tax-exempt municipal bonds. Tax-exempt municipal bonds are how our towns and townships – and other local governments

Broadband Development

There are households and communities in the U.S. today that lack access to adequate broadband service and a majority are located in rural America. We

Transportation

FAST Act Reauthorization The current surface transportation authorization law (FAST Act, P.L. No. 114-94) runs through September 30, 2021). As Congress works on FAST Act

COVID Relief for Towns and Townships

There are approximately 39,000 units of local government in the United States. Of that number, 85 percent serve communities with less than 10,000 people, and

2023 NATaT Federal Platform

Support for our Volunteer First Responders

Municipal Bonds

Broadband Development

Transportation

COVID Relief for Towns and Townships

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