This week, GOGov is headed to Anaheim for the League of California Cities (Cal Cities) Annual Conference & Expo, running September 23–25, 2026 at the Anaheim Convention Center. Our team will be on-site at Booth #316 — stop by to meet Kiernan Berglin, one of our Sales Development Representatives, and see how California cities are using GOGov to serve their residents more efficiently.
Why Cal Cities Matters to California Municipalities
The League of California Cities has represented California's cities for over a century, advocating on their behalf and giving municipal officials a place to learn, network, and share best practices. The Cal Cities Annual Conference & Expo is one of the largest gatherings of its kind in the state, bringing together mayors, council members, city managers, and department staff with the vendors and partners who support California's cities.
What to Expect at Booth #316
Stop by and we'll show you how GOGov helps California cities:
- Manage citizen requests and service issues in one centralized system, so nothing falls through the cracks
- Streamline permitting, licensing, and code enforcement workflows without added administrative burden
- Give residents an easy, modern way to report issues, request services, and stay informed
- Save staff time with automated routing, tracking, and reporting built specifically for local government
Whether you're a city manager evaluating new software, a council member curious about resident engagement tools, or just want to see a live demo, Kiernan and the rest of our team will be at Booth #316 throughout the conference to answer questions and walk through the platform.
See You in Anaheim
The Cal Cities Annual Conference & Expo is a great opportunity for California municipal leaders to connect, learn, and discover new tools to better serve their communities. If you're attending, add Booth #316 to your must-visit list — we'd love to meet you.
Can't make it to the show but want to learn more about how GOGov supports California cities? Contact our team or request a demo today.
