101st Annual Conference
Host: Craven County
When: Aug. 21-24, 2008
Where: Riverfront Convention Center, New Bern

During the last 100 years, North Carolina has increasingly relied on counties to deliver critical and complex services to citizens. As our role expands, what can we expect for the next century? The Association's 101st Annual Conference will highlight our first century and look ahead to the next 100 years.

Registration information will be sent to county officials and posted to this page by the end of May.

Footprint on the future

Centennial celebration includes long-term look at North Carolina counties
If the only constant truly is change, what then can we expect for the next century? To help North Carolina’s counties figure out where they want to be in the next 100 years, noted futurist Glenn Hiemstra will gaze into his crystal ball during the NCACC’s 101st Annual Conference to see what kinds of forces will shape counties in the coming years and what actions can be taken now that will help shape the future of North Carolina counties.

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It started with a call from Craven ...

In 1908, Craven County Commissioner C.E. Foy envisioned the influence counties could have if they were united. Thus was born one of the most successful local government associations in the nation. Please help us celebrate your Association's 100th birhday this August in Craven County.

Coverage of previous conferences:
100th Annual Conference: Into the information age
99th Annual Conference: Reviving a relationship
98th Annual Conference: Call to action