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Chris Rodgers, National Asso- ciation of Counties first vice president, and Douglas County, Nebraska commissioner, leads the audience in calling the Hogs with Mike Jacobs, AAC president, and Chris Villines, AAC executive director.


Below: Gov. Mike Beebe welcomes conference goers to Little Rock.


County officials identify changes, opportunities at AAC annual conference


make county government better and to educate and celebrate county officials across the state of Arkansas.


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Te 2011 AAC annual conference was themed, “Waves of Change ... Oceans of Op- portunity,” and was held at Te Peabody in Little Rock.


“County officials work diligently all year


long to make their counties better,” said Chris Villines, AAC executive director. “Te annual conference allows us to acknowledge the ac- complishments of the last year, share positive and efficient practices for the year to come and to enjoy our collective county government fel- lowship.”


Te 2012 AAC annual conference is sched-


uled for Aug. 8-10 at the Northwest Arkansas Holiday Inn Convention Center in Springdale. For more information on the AAC annual


conference concerning sponsorships, vendor opportunities or general registration, contact Jeanne Hunt at the AAC at (501) 372-7550 or e-mail her at jhunt@arcounties.org.


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Lanny Fite (right), Saline County Judge, takes time to pose after having some fun with Chris Villines, AAC executive director, and Scott Davis, a magician who provided entertainment for the event.


COUNTY LINES, WINTER 2012


very year, the Association of Arkansas Counties hosts its annual conference in August to continue its mission to


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