Online training without leaving your office or home.

 

1. With a computer, internet access and speakers or a telephone, you can attend a web-based class conducted LIVE using GoToWebinar.

2. Register online here and use a credit card. Once your registration has been processed, you will receive an emailed confirmation with the webinar link.

3. To join the webinar, click the registration link and register for the webinar.

 

Cost: $10 for members and $20 for non-members. All of the webinars are one hour and will run 10:00am-11:00am.

If you choose the "bill me" option, you will not automatically receive the link. It will have to manually be sent.

Cancellation policy: Since webinars are recorded, NO REFUNDS once purchased. Contact Emily Koenigsfeld, Event & Training Specialist at emilyk@mocities.com or 573-635-9134 for the link to view after the conclusion of the live presentation. 

  

3rd Quarter Schedule

REGISTER HERE - July 27
PLANNING AND ZONING, presented by Paul Martin, Attorney, Paul Martin P.C.

Description: From conditional use permits, to PUDs and BZAs, this session will provide an overview of how planning and zoning is supposed to work, as well as discuss some common pitfalls.

Will qualify for 1 hour of Planning and Zoning credit for the Municipal Governance Institute (*MGI).

REGISTER HERE - August 23
ETHICS, presented by Patricia Churchill, Attorney, Armstrong Teasdale

Description: This seminar will cover key concepts of ethics, conflicts of interest, and nepotism, as well as recent legislative developments and court decisions of particular interest to municipal government officials.

Will qualify for 1 hour of Ethics credit for the Municipal Governance Institute (*MGI).

 

Questions? Contact Emily Koenigsfeld, Event & Training Specialist at emilyk@mocities.com or 573-635-9134

Item Name		Posted By	Date Posted
The Future of Retail Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	6/14/2017
THE FUTURE OF RETAIL, presented by John W. Brancaglione, Vice President, PGAV Description: The traditional retail model that cities have relied on as a significant revenue engine is imploding at a rapid rate. The number of bankruptcies, closures, and developments being returned to lenders is increasing. This program will discuss how this trend began, how retailers are evolving, how to analyze your existing retail business base, and what other cities have done to reuse faltering retail developments. This program will provide valuable insight and implications for any Missouri city with a significant retail base. PGAV (an affiliate member of MML) has national experience in analyzing retail development, evaluating retailing public revenue trends, and assisting cities in reuse of vacant retail development of all types.
Legislative Wrap-Up Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	6/6/2017
LEGISLATIVE WRAP-UP, presented by Richard Sheets, MML Deputy Director Description: The League’s Deputy Director, Richard Sheets along with contract lobbyist Shannon Hawk, with Armstrong Teasdale, will review what transpired in this year’s legislative session.  Emphasis will be placed on legislation impacting municipalities.  Issues to be discussed will include prevailing wage, wireless antennas, Uber, Air BnB, Population Threshold, Real ID, Municipal court reform and many others.
The Need for Servant Leadership - Dr. Mike Mowery Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	5/11/2017
THE NEED FOR SERVANT LEADERSHIP, presented by Dr. Mike Mowery, President of Servant Leadership Implementation, Strategic Government Resources Description: Two things are causing the need for Servant Leadership to be more pronounced than ever. The Term VUCA World - Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous The changing demographics of the workforce. Boomers are exiting stage left, Millennials are entering stage right. Managing the Millennials by Espinoza discusses the character traits of effective managers and challenged managers. This kind of climate is calling for a new approach in leadership.   Will qualify for 1 hour of Elective credit for the Municipal Governance Institute (*MGI).
Use Tax Explained Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/21/2017
THE MISSOURI USE TAX EXPLAINED, presented by Stuart Haynes, Policy and Membership Associate, Missouri Municipal League Description: Amazon’s recent announcement that it will begin collecting Missouri taxes on purchases has generated lots of interest in the local option use tax.  This webinar will start with the basics by reviewing how traditional sales taxes work and then build into the application of the use tax.  The presentation will also focus on how revenue generated by out-of-state vehicle sales fits with the application of the use tax.    Sources for estimating revenue from the use tax and resources for use tax campaigns will also be reviewed.  Any municipal official interested in the working of the use tax should consider attending.
Personnel Law - David Davis Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/6/2017
PERSONNEL LAW, presented by David Davis, Davis Law, LLC Description: This webinar will provide an overview of personnel law for public entities. The webinar will highlight some of the differences between personnel law as applied to public entities versus private entities. Any municipal official who deals with supervising employees or who makes hiring, discipline or employment terminations should consider attending. Will qualify for 1 hour of Personnel Law credit for the Municipal Governance Institute (*MGI).
Public Works Contracting - Susan McGreevy Link		Administration	3/15/2017
Priority Based Budgeting - Jon Johnson Link		Administration	2/14/2017
Building Trust - Dr. Mike Mowery Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	1/31/2017
BUILDING TRUST, presented by Dr. Mike Mowery, President of Servant Leadership Implementation, SGR Description: We have all seen the negative impact that a lack of trust can cause on a team or in an organization.  Often when speaking with mid-managers and supervisors, they are the ones who are most affected by the difficulties of trust. They are caught in the middle between management and front line employees. Both groups think the middle managers SHOULD be on their side, and both groups FEEL like the mid-managers are more sympathetic with the other side. (Probably like Referees feel at a football or basketball game.) However, just the fact that we can talk about “sides” in this context demonstrates the problem with trust in our organizations. Will qualify for 1 hour of Elective credit for the Municipal Governance Institute (*MGI).