SDRA Supporting Organizations

The bipartisan Special Districts Recognition Act (H.R. ____ [Fallon]) enjoys the support from a broad range of national, regional, state, and local organizations representing local special district governments, as well as many local special district governments themselves.

NSDC thanks all those supporting this critical legislation for all special special districts:

Supporting Organizations

National Organizations

American Mosquito Control Association
National Association of Emergency and Fire Officials
National Recreation and Park Association
National Water Resources Association

State Organizations

Arizona Fire Districts Association*
Association of Washington Public Hospital Districts*
California Association of Recreation and Park Districts
California Association of Sanitation Agencies
California Special Districts Association*
Florida Association of Special Districts*
Illinois Association of Fire Protection Districts
Illinois Library Association
Missouri Association of Fire Chiefs
Montana Fire Trustees Association
Montana State Fire Chiefs Association
Oregon Water Resources Congress
South Carolina Association of Special Purpose Districts*
Special Districts Association of Colorado*
Special Districts Association of Oregon*
State Association of Fire and Emergency Districts (Texas)
Tennessee Association of Utility Districts
Utah Association of Special Districts*
Washington Association of Sewer and Water Districts*
Washington Fire Commissioners Association*
Washington Public Utility Districts Association*
Washington State Water Resources Association
Wyoming Association of Special Districts*

Business and Non-Profit Partners

EveryLibrary
Ridgeline Municipal Strategies, LLC (California)
Roach & Associates, PLLC (Texas)*
Streamline (California)*

Updated January 1, 2024. NSDC Members denoted with (*).

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