When more than two people work together there is an opportunity for conflict. Different perceptions, communication styles and emotions can all influence how we work together. Conflict is inevitable, but escalation is optional. In this 3-hour workshop we will discuss the following: This will be an interactive workshop learning about us and the impact we […]
The Certified Public Records Training is a three-hour session, free of charge, provided to public officials or their appropriate designees, and public employees, as well as members of the public.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) claims have been on the rise nationally since the Covid Pandemic. In fact, 80% of MVRMA’s Employment Practices Liability claims since 2021 have included an ADA exposure. By attending this training, you will learn how to create and implement stronger ADA practices, which will lead to a more welcoming workplace […]
This session is called “When City Hall Goes Dark: The Huber Heights Ransomware Attack and Lessons Learned” with Alex Zaharieff, Assistant City Manager of Huber Heights and will provide an overview of the ransomware attack on Huber Heights and the lessons learned from the incident.
The Center for Local Government invites you to attend our 2026 Management Skills Mini-Conference for managers, supervisors, and leaders. This event will be held live, in-person on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at the Mason Community Room in the Mason Municipal Center (6000 Mason-Montgomery Road, Mason, OH 45040); located on the entry level floor.
This course covers safety practices, pre-trip inspection and maintenance of the truck, plow, and spreader. Additionally, there is discussion of vehicle operation, plowing and salting techniques, and identification of different snow conditions. This course is all classroom-based – there are no driving exercises.
Please email Ziah Huett (ZHuett@C4LG.org) to RSVP.
City and county staff are already using AI tools, whether or not there is a policy in place to guide them. This session gives local government leaders a practical, non-technical roadmap for putting AI guardrails in place before a policy gap becomes a public incident: what a workable AI policy actually needs to cover, the […]
The Center for Local Government invites you to attend CLGʼs first Code Enforcement Forum! This is an opportunity for property maintenance, code enforcement, zoning, community/economic development, and planning personnel from CLGʼs membership network to connect and discuss topics in an informal setting. This forum will be held in the Verity Room at the Event Center […]
A half-day training for government administrators, local elected officials, and school officials on levies, value assessments, and recent legislation.
The Center for Local Government invites you to attend the Fall 2026 HR Luncheon at the West Chester Township Municipal Building (9113 Cincinnati Dayton Road, West Chester, OH 45069), where we will hear from Hayley Heller, HR Business Partner at MRA - The Management Association, on workplace investigations and employee relations.
We are excited to invite you to the Fall 2026 Administrative Professional’s Luncheon! Please join us at Terwilliger Lodge in Montgomery for a presentation on Practical AI for Ohio Local Governments by Andy Kuchta of the City of Springdale. This presentation will focus on the tips and tricks that make AI a valuable tool to […]