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APTA Legislative Conference 2027

American Public Transportation Association
DateFeb 28, 2027 – Mar 2, 2027LocationWashington, DC

Dossier at a glance

The event and the influence behind it

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1Organization
28Registered lobbyists
19LD-2 filings
109Bills named

About this event

Public transportation leaders will discuss federal policy and engage directly with lawmakers during APTA’s legislative conference.

Meeting intelligence

What they’re likely bringing to the Hill

Pulse analysis

Positions extracted from the organization’s federal LD-2 disclosures. These are evidence-backed signals—not a confirmed agenda or leave-behind.

Seeking reauthorization · 1

reauthorizeInfrastructure Investment and Jobs Act×21
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Federal disclosure record

Lobbying intelligence

Federal filing

Retained spend, disclosed lobbyists, and the organization’s exact issue language—drawn from public Lobbying Disclosure Act records.

$2.9MTotal LDA spend (in-house + retained)19 filings on record
2026 Q1$470K
2025 Q4$580K
2025 Q3$480K
2025 Q2$800K

Current disclosed lobbyists28

Mary BealFmr. Policy Analyst,Senate Republican Policy Committee; Acting Chief of Staff to the Deputy Secretary,…KOUNTOUPES DENHAM CARR & REID, LLC
Budget & AppropriationsTransportation
Todd BertosonFmr. Legislative Assistant, Sen. Ted Stevens; Counsel, Senate Commerce Committee …CAPITOL HILL POLICY GROUP LLC
TransportationBudget & Appropriations

Exact issue language · as filed

Transportation

All issues before the Senate and House of Representatives related to Federal public transportation and highway programs, high-speed and intercity passenger rail programs, including issues related to … (full filing text with access)

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Prepared intelligence brief

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Topics in Filings

103

Policy topics named in the organization's LD-2 disclosures. These show areas of lobbying activity, not a verified agenda for this event.

Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2026×84

+ 102 more topics in the full dossier

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Federal lobbying footprint

Where the filings concentrate

Federal filing

LDA issue areas ranked by the number of distinct filings in which they appear. Repeat imports of the same filing are counted once.

Budget/Appropriations19 filings
Transportation19 filings
Homeland Security5 filings

+ 2 more issue areas in the full intelligence view

Bills named in federal filings

These bills appear in the host organizations’ LD-2 disclosures. They provide policy context and are not presented as the event’s official agenda.

S. 2465

78 mentions in LD-2 filings

H.R. 4552

78 mentions in LD-2 filings

+ 107 more bills named in filings — full list in the dossier

Capitol Hill traffic

Who else is in town that week

Pulse analysis

Other advocacy events within ±7 days can compete for staff time—or reveal useful coalition and scheduling opportunities.

+ 12 more overlapping or related mobilizations in the full Hill traffic map

Event facts

Quick answers

Event source
When is APTA Legislative Conference 2027?

APTA Legislative Conference 2027 takes place Feb 28, 2027 – Mar 2, 2027.

Where is APTA Legislative Conference 2027 held?

APTA Legislative Conference 2027 is held at Washington, DC.

Who runs APTA Legislative Conference 2027?

APTA Legislative Conference 2027 is organized by American Public Transportation Association.

How do I register for APTA Legislative Conference 2027?

Registration is handled by American Public Transportation Association — see the official event page for registration details. Official event page →

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