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	Municipal Clerks Institute Curriculum- 2011 Year 1 Required Election Process I, II Parliamentary Procedures Public Records and Open Meetings Law Preparing Minutes Liquor Licensing Q and A on Clerk Duties Effective Public Speaking Dealing with Difficult People Outlook for Local Government Under "New" Administration Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Year 2 Required Records Management Developing Budget Federal Tax Responsibilities for Government Entities Tax Roll Preparation Tax Collection and Settlement Professional Writing Public and Media Relations Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Choices Streamlining and Saving in the Clerk's Job TIF Utilities Social Media Town Topics Campaign Finance Year 3 Required Basic Employment Law Fraud Clerks Role in Emergency Management Your Liability as a Public Official Ethics and Conflicts of Interest Working with Boards, Commissions and Councils Developing Coping Skills Time Management Strategies to Improve Personal Life and Work Productivity Campaign Finance Multi-Jurisdictional Agreements Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Choices Streamlining and Saving in the Clerk's Job Improve Office Efficiency by Maximizing Computer Capacity Utilities Social Media Website Design Forecasting Clerks Completion Required Preparing Minutes Election Process I, II Parliamentary Procedure Public Records and Open Meetings Law Liquor Licensing Legislative Update Dealing with Difficult People Adventures in Leadership Q and A on Clerks Duties Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Municipal Treasurers Institute Curriculum- 2011 Year 1 Required Intro to Government Financial Statements Government Accounting Essentials Government Accounting for Towns I,II How to Prepare for an Audit Developing a Budget Tax Roll Preparation Tax Collection and Settlement Duties and Responsibilities of the Treasurer Cash Management and Investments Effective Public Speaking Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Year 2 Required Records Management Borrowing and Debt Management Bill It: Will They Pay? Strategies for Maximizing Revenues and Collections 5-Year Financial Management Techniques, Planning and Benchmarking State Sale Tax Requirements Federal Tax Responsibilities for Government Entities Professional Writing Public and Media Relations Colors Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Choices Town Topics TIF Utilities Social Media Cash Flow, Forecasting and the Investment Process Year 3 Required Basic Employment Law Cash Flow, Forecasting and Investment Process Information Technology: Securing your Information Assets Fraud Working with Boards, Commissions and Councils Ethics and Conflicts of Interests Liability of Local Governments and Officials Treasurers Role in Emergency Management Developing Coping Skills Time Management Strategies to Improve Personal Life and Work Productivity Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Choices TIF Town Topics Website Design Forecasting Improve Office Efficiency by Maximizing Computer Capacity Treasurers Completion Required Intro to Government Financial Statements Government Accounting Essentials Government Accounting for Towns I,II Cash Flow, Forecasting and Investment Process Bill it: Will They Pay? Strategies for Maximizing Revenues and Collection State Sales Tax Requirements Borrowing and Debt Management 5-Year Financial Management Techniques, Planning and Benchmarking Adventures in Leadership Making Presentations More Effective with Less Stress Handling Angry Customers and Constituents Peacefully and Boosting Morale Choices Town Topics TIF Improve Office Efficiency by Maximizing Computer Capacity How to Prepare for an Audit Website Design Forecasting			Upcoming Programs Master Academy Course: Advanced Skills in Handling Tough Questions Register Online Printable Flyer and Registration Form Leadership in Public Service Click Here to Learn More Certificate in Public Management Essentials Customized Training Request Information

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