About DLLG

Officers, Executive Committee, Staff | League Meetings and Conferences

The Delaware League of Local Governments is a statewide, nonprofit, nonpartisan association of city, town, and county governments established in 1963 to improve and assist local governments through legislative advocacy at the State and Federal level. In addition, the League serves as a clearinghouse for important governmental and business-oriented information. The staff at the League assists the various members with research, technical and professional services that will enhance local governmental responsiveness and public image. The membership serves all of Delaware’s 57 municipalities, including Delaware’s three counties.

The DLLG is governed by a President, Vice President and Executive Committee made up of local government officials. The Executive Committee is elected by the League membership at an annual meeting held in September and provides guidance to the League staff. The League has a Legislative Committee, which recommends and approves positions for the league on issues of concern at the state and national level. The DLLG staff performs the ongoing functions of the League under the guidance and consent of the executive Committee, League Officers and policy statements drafted by the Legislative Committee.

The League is also a member of the National League of Cities.

For more information contact George Wright, Executive Director, at 302-678-0991.