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Elected Officials Academy: Municipal Foundations

Class Date
Monday, February 23, 2026
Time
05:30 pm
Price
$0.00
Class Description
Cost: $185 (will be invoiced to the city) Register to attend Elected Officials Academy: Municipal Foundations. This program may be delivered virtually or in-person. This program familiarizes municipal elected officials with foundational aspects of municipal governance. Topics cover foundations and structure of municipal government, charters and codes, ethics, open meetings, public records, effective meetings, and municipal finance. Virtual program: The virtual program is divided into three sessions. Completion of all three sessions is required to receive a certificate of completion. Registration in this event automatically registers users into all three sessions. This event is delivered virtually on Zoom. The virtual program is offered annually each winter.  In-person program: The in-person program may be offered in one day and provides 7.5 training hours. Participants must attend the entirety of the program to receive a certificate of completion. The in-person program is offered annually in participation with the Tennessee Municipal League (TML) Annual Conference as a pre-conference session.   For dates and other information visit the website:  https://www.mtas.tennessee.edu/elected-officials-academy

CMFO Cash and Grants Management 2026

Class Date
Thursday, February 19, 2026
Time
10:00 am
Price
$110.00
Class Description
Cash management will examine cash handling, flow, and forecasting so that a municipal finance officer will be aware of having sufficient cash liquidity to meet disbursement requirements. Options for idle cash will be discussed. An overview of grants management will be presented along with a brief introduction of best practices.

CMFO Cash and Grants Management 2026

Class Date
Thursday, February 19, 2026
Time
10:00 am
Price
$110.00
Class Description
Cash management will examine cash handling, flow, and forecasting so that a municipal finance officer will be aware of having sufficient cash liquidity to meet disbursement requirements. Options for idle cash will be discussed. An overview of grants management will be presented along with a brief introduction of best practices.

Keys to Civility: Character & Emotional Intelligence

Class Date
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Time
03:30 pm
Price
$0.00
Class Description
Strengthen how you show up in everyday interactions—especially when the pressure is on. This practical session breaks down what civility really means in today’s workplace and why it matters for trust, communication, and teamwork. Participants will explore the four domains of emotional intelligence and learn how these skills bring character to life in daily interactions. Through real-world examples and guided practice, you’ll build the awareness and tools needed to stay composed, respond with intention, and communicate with professionalism and respect.

Innovate to Elevate

Class Date
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Time
01:00 pm
Price
$0.00
Class Description
Unlock your potential to think boldly and solve problems more effectively. This fast-paced, practical session introduces the essentials of critical thinking—what it is, why it matters, and how it sharpens decision-making in municipal government. Participants will explore the real drivers of innovation, learn to spot the conditions that help new ideas take root, and walk away with tools to strengthen creativity and problem-solving across their departments. A great fit for anyone ready to elevate their impact and spark fresh thinking in their municipality.

Assessing Your HR Function

Class Date
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Time
10:30 am
Price
$60.00
Class Description
Managing HR responsibilities without being an HR professional can be challenging. This session is designed for municipal employees who handle HR-related tasks as part of their role. You’ll learn how to evaluate your current HR practices against a minimum standard for HR departments, identify gaps, and prioritize improvements. By the end of the session, you’ll have practical tools to strengthen compliance, consistency, and employee support in your organization.

CMFO Cash and Grants Management 2026

Class Date
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Time
10:00 am
Price
$110.00
Class Description
Cash management will examine cash handling, flow, and forecasting so that a municipal finance officer will be aware of having sufficient cash liquidity to meet disbursement requirements. Options for idle cash will be discussed. An overview of grants management will be presented along with a brief introduction of best practices.

Keys to Civility: Character & Emotional Intelligence

Class Date
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Time
03:30 pm
Price
$0.00
Class Description
Strengthen how you show up in everyday interactions—especially when the pressure is on. This practical session breaks down what civility really means in today’s workplace and why it matters for trust, communication, and teamwork. Participants will explore the four domains of emotional intelligence and learn how these skills bring character to life in daily interactions. Through real-world examples and guided practice, you’ll build the awareness and tools needed to stay composed, respond with intention, and communicate with professionalism and respect.

Innovate to Elevate

Class Date
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Time
01:00 pm
Price
$0.00
Class Description
Unlock your potential to think boldly and solve problems more effectively. This fast-paced, practical session introduces the essentials of critical thinking—what it is, why it matters, and how it sharpens decision-making in municipal government. Participants will explore the real drivers of innovation, learn to spot the conditions that help new ideas take root, and walk away with tools to strengthen creativity and problem-solving across their departments. A great fit for anyone ready to elevate their impact and spark fresh thinking in their municipality.

CMFO Cash and Grants Management 2026

Class Date
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Time
09:00 am
Price
$110.00
Class Description
Cash management will examine cash handling, flow, and forecasting so that a municipal finance officer will be aware of having sufficient cash liquidity to meet disbursement requirements. Options for idle cash will be discussed. An overview of grants management will be presented along with a brief introduction of best practices.
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