Conferences, Webinars, and Committees

Committees & Councils


APGA provides various avenues for members to further advocacy priorities. Our committees meet regularly, including four times a year in-person during the APGA Board & Committee Meetings. 

Interested? We encourage any APGA members to join our committees! Fill our the form below or send an email to info@apga.org 

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APGA's Legislative Subcommittee advances the legislative advocacy priorities with guidance from the Association’s Policy Resolutions. The Subcommittee communicates and advocates for these positions in the relevant legislative forums and ensures coordination with other APGA committees and similarly aligned industry groups.

LEGISLATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE COMMUNITY (FOR COMMITTEE MEMBERS)

The APGA Public Gas Policy Council (PGPC) is open to all elected and appointed officials (e.g. mayors and city council members) from public gas communities that own and operate their own public gas utility. Locally-elected and appointed public officials have a credible, influential, and respected voice in Washington, D.C. with their federally elected counterparts in both the House and Senate. Learn more here.

APGA's Regulatory Subcommittee advances the regulatory advocacy priorities, with guidance from the Association’s Policy Resolutions. The Subcommittee communicates and advocates these positions in the relevant regulatory forums and ensures, when appropriate, coordination with other APGA groups.

REGULATORY SUBCOMMITTEE COMMUNITY (FOR COMMITTEE MEMBERS)

Advocacy Links

Appliance Efficiency Policy
Championing Section 5 Reform
Congressional Letters 
Cybersecurity Policies
Events
LIHEAP
Direct Use of Natural Gas
Price Volatility Protections
Pipeline Safety Regulations
Regulatory Submissions
State Profiles

APGA Legislative Summit

Every year, APGA members travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Establishing relationships with policymakers helps in efforts to advocate successfully. Many members of APGA’s Public Gas Policy Council (PGPC) also attend and participate in meetings on the Hill.

In addition to meeting with their congressional delegations, the Legislative Summit provides an opportunity to receive updates on Advocacy Priorities and training on how best to engage with policymakers throughout the year, both in D.C. and their states or districts.

The APGA Legislative Summit takes place in January in coordination with the Winter Board and Committee Meetings.

Go to the Legislative Summit webpage


APGA Educational Webinars

APGA holds many government relations-focused webinars during the year. View upcoming webinars and recordings of past webinars at www.apga.org/webinars. Attending and viewing APGA Educational Webinars are a benefit of APGA membership.

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