National Association of Counties names Kuhl to Education, Children, and Families
From Steuben County,
BATH– A Steuben County lawmaker has been appointed to a National Association of Counties subcommittee.
County Legislator James Kuhl (R-Erwin) was appointed Vice Chair of the national Association’s Education, Children and Families Subcommittee.
The county Legislature’s Vice Chair, and vice chair of the Human Services, Health and Education Committee, Kuhl has been active in promoting advances that benefit local county residents since he was elected in 2020.
“The National Association of Counties plays a key role in advocating for action at the federal level that has a direct impact on county governments and local taxpayers here in New York State,” said NYSAC Executive Director Stephen Acquario. “It’s critical that we have strong representation in our nation’s capital, and I know that these leaders will be effective voices on behalf of New York’s 62 counties.”
The father of three young children, Kuhl said he expects his position will support this will support current and future needs of children and their families.
“I am proud to represent the interests of the Southern Tier’s current and future generations on this subcommittee, advocating for funding and programs to support the betterment of our children and families,” he said.
“Access to essential services and education and resources toward advancement not only support those in need today but also build the foundation for a strong community of tomorrow.
NACo serves nearly 40,000 county elected officials and 3.6 million county employees. Founded in 1935, NACo advocates for county priorities in federal policymaking, promotes exemplary county policies and practices, nurtures leadership skills, optimizes county and taxpayer resources and cost savings, and enriches the public’s understanding of county government.
The New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC), founded in 1925, is an affiliate of NACo and works closely with the organization to advance priorities of New York’s counties at the state and federal level.
