Representing 22 Municipalities on Cape Cod & the Islands and 105 Elected Officials
CIMLA is organized exclusively for the promotion of social welfare pursuant to Section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code, serving as a forum for elected local officials and others to exchange information and ideas to improve the quality of municipal and regional government on Cape Cod.
CIMLA brings together municipal leaders from across Cape Cod and the Islands to solve problems and engage with one another to advance our respective communities.
CIMLA provides a forum for municipal leaders to discuss shared challenges, identify potential solutions, and collaborate on regional initiatives. Through CIMLA, municipal leaders have access to resources and expertise that can help them address pressing issues facing their communities. CIMLA also serves as a networking and information-sharing platform for municipal leaders on Cape Cod and the Islands.
Monthly Meetings
Take advantage of all CIMLA has to offer by attending our monthly meetings. Gain unique insights into local and industry issues, as discussed by our distinguished featured speakers. CIMLA also serves as a networking and information-sharing platform for municipal leaders on Cape Cod and the Islands.
We meet on the second Friday of each month, except for July & August.
Solve problems and engage with one another to advance our respective communities.
We have 2 meetings scheduled for October 2024!
Regular Monthly Meeting: Friday, October 11, 2024 | 7:45 - 9:30 A.M.
Where: PB Boulangerie: A Taste of France on Cape Cod, 15 Lecount Hollow Rd, South Wellfleet, MA 02663
Meeting Agenda includes (1) Thank You to Rep. Sarah Peake & (2) Update on Single-payer health plan by Dr. Brian O'Malley
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Legislative Breakfast with MMA: Friday, October 18, 2024 | 8:30 - 10:15 A.M.
Where: Yarmouth Senior Center, 528 Forest Road, South Yarmouth, MA 02664
MMA Legislative staff will discuss the latest activity in the current legislative session, which has wide-ranging implications for cities and towns. Topics will include the fiscal 2025 state budget, a new housing law, a wage equity law, clean energy siting and permitting, the proposed Municipal Empowerment Act, an economic development bill, transportation funding, regulatory updates, and more.