Events

Tax & Finance Steering Committee Meeting

NCACC Steering Committees play a critical role in shaping recommended legislative goals and related policies. The Association’s seven Steering Committees will meet virtually to discuss and vote on legislative goal proposals by counties over the last few months. This is the first step in vetting proposals that will ultimately become a part of the Association’s legislative agenda.

Register for the Zoom Meeting here.

Agriculture Steering Committee Meeting

NCACC Steering Committees play a critical role in shaping recommended legislative goals and related policies. The Association’s seven Steering Committees will meet virtually to discuss and vote on legislative goal proposals by counties over the last few months. This is the first step in vetting proposals that will ultimately become a part of the Association’s legislative agenda.

Register for the Zoom Meeting here.

Environment Steering Committee Meeting

NCACC Steering Committees play a critical role in shaping recommended legislative goals and related policies. The Association’s seven Steering Committees will meet virtually to discuss and vote on legislative goal proposals by counties over the last few months. This is the first step in vetting proposals that will ultimately become a part of the Association’s legislative agenda.

Register for the Zoom Meeting here.

Health and Human Services Steering Committee Meeting

NCACC Steering Committees play a critical role in shaping recommended legislative goals and related policies. The Association’s seven Steering Committees will meet virtually to discuss and vote on legislative goal proposals by counties over the last few months. This is the first step in vetting proposals that will ultimately become a part of the Association’s legislative agenda.

Register for the Zoom meeting here.

General Government Steering Committee Meeting

NCACC Steering Committees play a critical role in shaping recommended legislative goals and related policies. The Association’s seven Steering Committees will meet virtually to discuss and vote on legislative goal proposals by counties over the last few months. This is the first step in vetting proposals that will ultimately become a part of the Association’s legislative agenda.

Register for the Zoom Meeting here.

‘Strategies to Address the Opioid Epidemic’ Webinar: Collaborative Strategic Planning

NCACC and the NC Department of Health and Human Services are partnering on a semimonthly webinar series that will provide information and resources on evidence-based, high-impact strategies that local governments may pursue to address the opioid epidemic utilizing funds from the national litigation settlement. A link to register for this session, to be held on Zoom, will be available soon.

Top 10 Primer: What Local Elected Officials Need to Know about Public Health and Social Services

In this on-line program, faculty members Aimee Wall and Jill Moore will provide an overview of the legal framework for social services and public health agencies in North Carolina and highlight the various organizational models available to provide the required services across our state.

Lead with Racial Equity in Mind

As more local governments commit to advancing racial equity, the demand for leaders who can build thriving and just workplaces and communities continues to grow. The capacity to notice racial inequities and disrupt them at the individual, interpersonal, institutional, and structural levels is vital. This practical workshop is designed to empower and equip public service leaders with the skills and tools needed to transform ourselves and our institutions.

Work with Citizen Boards and Committees

This one-day workshop explores promising practices of non-mandated, local government citizen advisory boards. Participants will learn about important nuts-and-bolts, including clarifying roles and expectations; recruiting, appointing, and training volunteers; staffing and managing committee work; and evaluating CAB effectiveness. Participants will also contribute to the learning by completing a pre-workshop survey and doing group exercises to address key issues and promising practices from their experience.

LELA 101: Top 10 Primer on Public Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Services for Local Elected Officials

In this 75-minute interactive program, SOG faculty member Mark Botts will lead participants through a laymen’s primer on the top ten things you need to know about these programs as a local elected official.