Join us in Pittsburgh

The 2024 ICMA Annual Conference will bring together local government professionals around the world to connect and learn from peers, focus on emerging trends and challenges, and provide solutions to help them prepare for the future.

ICMA’s Annual Conference delivers incredible value to teams looking for leading ideas in local government. With our group rate, even nonmembers who are part of your team can benefit from the group rate discount!

If you have been considering joining ICMA,  join ICMA between June 12 – September 25, join ICMA, register for the Annual Conference and get half off your first year’s dues (a savings up to $700).

We invite you to be part of the 2024 ICMA Annual Conference and join fellow local government leaders in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA, from September 21-25, 2024. The 2024 ICMA Annual Conference is your global gateway to network with your peers, gain leadership skills and practical approaches for improving local government.

Apply now for a Conference Assistance Scholarships offering complimentary registration and a travel stipend! ICMA offers the scholarships as part of an ongoing commitment to attracting a wide and diverse group of people into the local government management profession. The application process is simple, but the closing date is Friday, July 12.

ICMA’s Partners Program recognizes the significant role that a partner and family play in the success of a local government management professional’s career. Each year, the Partners Program develops relevant content in a relaxed environment for the partners at the ICMA Annual Conference. The Partners Program provides a scholarship for a partner of an ICMA member who has never attended an ICMA conference.

Saturday, September 21 from 6:30 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Tickets: $55

Get ready to indulge in a ball-park themed adventure with a variety of delectable foods, refreshing drinks and spectacular entertainment!

ICMA’s micro-certificate programs are four-hour bootcamps for those who want to grow their competencies in subjects most relevant to their professional lives, in ways that allow them to acquire skills that are not only vertical, but transversal.