PULSE OF THE HILL · FINISHED PUBLIC EXAMPLE
Two advocacy events. One planning decision.
NACo’s four-day conference has a specific Hill-day window. Another advocacy event starts that same day. Here is the source-backed distinction a calendar alone can miss.
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THE PLANNING TAKEAWAY · PULSE ANALYSIS
Protect the actual Hill-day window.
For county meeting planning, use February 23—not the entire February 20–23 conference—as the organizer’s designated advocacy day. Prepare your delegation before that window. NASBP’s event begins the same day, but its save-the-date does not establish when its congressional meetings occur. The overlap is a scheduling consideration, not evidence of an alliance, a shared bill, or a booked meeting.
1 · CONFIRMED SOURCE FACTS
What is on the calendar
NACo Legislative Conference
February 20–23, 2027 · Washington, D.C. NACo lists County Advocacy Day for February 23, 10:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Pre-conference programming on February 19 is separate from the main conference dates. Confirm the current schedule and local times with NACo before arranging travel.
NACo’s official schedule →NASBP Legislative Fly-In
February 23–24, 2027 · Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill. The surety-bond association lists these dates and says additional event information is coming in November 2026.
NASBP’s official announcement →2 · PREPARATION QUESTIONS
What your team can do next
- Build the county delegation’s internal briefing before February 23; confirm individual appointments inside the organizer’s advocacy window.
- Review NASBP’s November update before assigning a bill or meeting target to its 2027 event.
- Confirm your delegation’s priorities and actual office appointments separately from conference registration.
What remains unconfirmed
This sample establishes no shared policy position, participant list, office availability, booked meetings, or 2027 bill endorsement. Registration does not establish a congressional appointment. No lobbying disclosure is presented as proof of attendance.
3 · WHY A MAINTAINED WATCH MATTERS
The date is the start of the work.
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