Legislative Staff

NCSL provides a wide range of professional development and training opportunities designed specifically with legislative staff in mind.

Each state legislature has a dedicated NCSL liaison who serves as your personal connection to the organization, ready to coordinate services such as training, custom research and expert testimony.

State Legislatures News is asking legislative staff about their roles in the legislature, what inspires them and what they love about their jobs.

The LSCC oversees the legislative staff division of NCSL, coordinating with the nine professional staff associations.

Access State Net's legislative tracking and research software to search/filter legislation.

The Legislative Education Staff Network strengthens the capabilities of legislative education staff to support legislatures and individual legislators in developing P-20 education and workforce development state laws and policies, both fiscal and programmatic, which support student success.

ASLCS was founded in 1943 to improve legislative administration and to establish better communication between clerks and secretaries throughout the U.S. and its territories.

The purpose of NALFO is to improve the quality and effectiveness of legislative fiscal staff and the services they provide to state legislatures.

The Legislative Information and Communications Staff is the voice of state legislatures.

NALIT provides legislative information technology professionals with opportunities for training, professional growth and information sharing.

LSPA is the professional organization for legislative staff in the 50 states who work for leaders, party caucuses and as personal staff to a member.

The purpose of the NLPES is to advance the professions of legislative program evaluation and performance auditing and to provide members with relevant training.

RELACS professional association is dedicated to fostering professional development and communication through NCSL among legislative employees who provide a multitude of services.

LRL was established to provide a forum for discussion on legislative research and library services, improve operations and procedures and enhance the professional development of librarians.

The underlying philosophy of the NLSSA is to see that all of the logistical services that are provided to legislators, staff and the public function well.