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workforce training and programs to employ veterans; strengthen Pre -K to16 <br />education; and increase funding for adult education and literacy. <br />Public Safety <br />• Support federal grant programs that advance police and fire public safety <br />programs for assistance with equipment, training and personnel. In particular <br />assist with the effort to acquire a Regional Tactical Operations Command Center <br />and support efforts related to the Assistance to Firefighters grant application. <br />National Data Accuracy <br />Support legislative opportunities to ensure that accurate and thorough data is <br />collected and protected for use in planning and funding allocation purposes, <br />including the U.S. Census, American Community Survey, National Oceanic and <br />Atmospheric Agency (NOAA), and U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Federal data is <br />utilized not only to provide each city a snapshot of its population and local <br />statistics, but also provides a means for comparison across the nation. These <br />data sources should be strengthened, be protected and follow Constitutional <br />Principles. <br />Special Events <br />Support efforts related to special events including inviting high -level dignitaries <br />to visit the City and elevating key programs and initiatives to national recognition <br />in Washington. These include the Crossroads Memorial Dedication in late <br />January 2014 and all logistical support related to the Regional Conference being <br />held at the Municipal Airport by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association <br />(AOPA) in April 2014, and other activities of interest at the federal level that may <br />be scheduled during the year. <br />2014 National League of Cities (NLC) Federal Action Priorities <br />Support Marketplace Fairness <br />NLC calls on Congress to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act to place brick - and -mortar <br />community businesses on a level playing field with online retailers and afford consumers <br />more choice through fair competition. Allowing local governments the flexibility to collect <br />the taxes already owed to them on remote online purchases removes an unfair <br />advantage for local businesses, while helping cities close budget gaps. Collecting owed <br />sales taxes means more money for basic services, such as roads and police officers, <br />without increasing the overall federal deficit. <br />Invest in Local Transportation Priorities <br />NLC urges Congress to authorize a new, long -term federal surface transportation <br />program that recognizes the central role of transportation to metropolitan and regional <br />economies and includes local voices in planning and project selection. With a strong <br />Amended by City Council on 4/15/2014 <br />
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