Join us at ICMA 2026, and Make the Most Out of Every Public Dollar.

October 18 – October 20, 2026
Long Beach, CA | Booth 1641

Turn Complexity into Clarity with Euna's Financial Suite.

Plan better with Euna Budget. Maximize funding opportunities with Euna Grants and keep more funds that support your mission with Euna Payments, all while getting the most out of your budget with Euna Procurement.

Swing by Booth #1641, and Say Hello.

  • Live Product Demos & Product Launches

    Get a first look at the latest innovations in budgeting, grants, payments, and procurement.

  • Ice Cream Social & Giveaways

    Grab some swag and connect with peers. 

    Monday 10/19: 12:30 PM — 4:30 PM PST

  • 1:1 Meetings

  • Dig into challenges with product experts, and learn how you can do more with every public dollar.

Unwind After a Day on the Conference Floor.

Keep the conversations going, and join us for the NACA Reception, an evening filled with great food, drinks, and real connections with county leaders from across the nation. Sponsored by Euna Solutions, this exclusive event is the perfect way to network with your peers.

Parker’s Lighthouse
Long Beach, CA
October 18
6:30 PM — 8:30 PM PST

Space is limited. Don’t miss out. RSVP here!

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AI Built on Public Sector Trust.

Our award-winning industry leading AI capabilities have elevated our solutions from powerful point solutions to clear market leaders.

As we move into the future, we’re committed to building a fully connected suite with a rich context for AI and autonomous actions that will help agencies make the most out of every public dollar.

What our Customers are Saying.

This system dramatically reduces time spent on administrative compliance.

— Matthew Hanson, Former Assistant Director and Arizona Grant Administrator

Euna provided us with tools to centralize and streamline oversight, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks.

— Lisa Phillips, Director of Purchasing, Arlington Independent School District

We’ve saved over $485K in productivity savings annually.

— Walter Rossmann, Former Director, Office of Management and Budget, City of Palo Alto