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Municipal Leadership Program

Class Date
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Time
09:30 am
TimeZone
CDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Jackson City Hall
Address
101 East Main Street
Class Description
Fee: $385 (city will be invoiced after orientation)**NOTE: This program includes a one-hour virtual orientation and three, in-person classroom days. You may only see the classroom dates in K@TE. ** Imagine being able to communicate effectively, confidently influence people and drive performance within your team. The MTAS Municipal Leadership Program is designed to equip leaders at all levels with knowledge, tools and strategies to excel in their roles. Topics include Communicating for Results, Managing Performance and Influencing People. This 14-hour program features:A work styles assessment with personalized management insights;Thought-provoking preparatory information;Virtual and classroom instruction;Engaging class activities and group discussion;Optional self-directed professional development opportunities.Program Format:Virtual orientation (1 hour)Three, in-person classroom days (12 hours, 4 hours/day)Prework (1 hour) For specific cohort dates and other information visit the website: https://www.mtas.tennessee.edu/municipal-leadership-training

From Challenges to Solutions: How Small Actions Lead to Big Impact

Class Date
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Time
02:00 pm
TimeZone
EDT
Price
$60.00
Classroom
Online
Class Description
Start small. Improve daily. See big results. Discover a simple, structured way to approach everyday challenges and improve municipal services—without big budgets or complex tools. This introductory session will show you how small, consistent steps can lead to major improvements in efficiency, customer satisfaction, and team engagement. Walk away with practical ideas you can apply immediately.

Innovate to Elevate

Class Date
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
Time
09:00 am
TimeZone
EDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
City of Knoxville Emergency Operations Center
Address
1650 Huron Street
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.

Municipal Leadership Program

Class Date
Friday, April 10, 2026
Time
10:00 am
TimeZone
CDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Nashville - IPS Polk Avenue Training Center
Address
193 Polk Avenue
Class Description
Fee: $385 (city will be invoiced after orientation)**NOTE: This program includes a one-hour virtual orientation and three, in-person classroom days. You may only see the classroom dates in K@TE. ** Imagine being able to communicate effectively, confidently influence people and drive performance within your team. The MTAS Municipal Leadership Program is designed to equip leaders at all levels with knowledge, tools and strategies to excel in their roles. Topics include Communicating for Results, Managing Performance and Influencing People. This 14-hour program features:A work styles assessment with personalized management insights;Thought-provoking preparatory information;Virtual and classroom instruction;Engaging class activities and group discussion;Optional self-directed professional development opportunities.Program Format:Virtual orientation (1 hour)Three, in-person classroom days (12 hours, 4 hours/day)Prework (1 hour) For specific cohort dates and other information visit the website: https://www.mtas.tennessee.edu/municipal-leadership-training

Innovate to Elevate

Class Date
Thursday, April 9, 2026
Time
02:30 pm
TimeZone
CDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Atoka - Town Hall
Address
334 Atoka-Munford Rd
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.

Keys to Civility: Character & Emotional Intelligence

Class Date
Thursday, April 9, 2026
Time
12:30 pm
TimeZone
CDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Atoka - Town Hall
Address
334 Atoka-Munford Rd
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.

Making the Shift to Leadership

Class Date
Thursday, April 9, 2026
Time
08:30 am
TimeZone
CDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Atoka - Town Hall
Address
334 Atoka-Munford Rd
Class Description
Congratulations! You’ve been promoted into your first leadership position. One of the biggest challenges for new leaders is managing the transition from peer to leader and effectively supervising friends and former team members. This session will present some approaches to make the shift from peer to leader easier.

Keys to Civility: Character & Emotional Intelligence

Class Date
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
Time
12:30 pm
TimeZone
CDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Savannah - City Hall
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.

Making the Shift to Leadership

Class Date
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
Time
08:30 am
TimeZone
CDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Savannah - City Hall
Class Description
Congratulations! You’ve been promoted into your first leadership position. One of the biggest challenges for new leaders is managing the transition from peer to leader and effectively supervising friends and former team members. This session will present some approaches to make the shift from peer to leader easier.

Keys to Civility: Character & Emotional Intelligence

Class Date
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Time
09:00 am
TimeZone
EDT
Price
$0.00
Classroom
Knoxville Public Service Department
Address
3131 Morris Avenue
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.
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