EMS (Emergency Medical Services) Model Agreement (past)

This workshop shows people how to use the Emergency Management Services Model Agreement to draft their own agreements. We will review the agreement, discuss ways to use it (including key provisions and options), and participants will then be able to put it into practice.

Presented by Bill Oemichen, JD, Local Government Law Educator at UW-Madison Extension.

Access to the workshop recording and materials will be available for purchase soon.

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Responding to Bird Flu (past)

Prepare your municipality for potential bird flu outbreaks with this informative webinar. Understand the crucial steps local government officials need to take in response to avian influenza, including practicing effective strategies for communication, coordinating with public health agencies, and implementing preventive measures to safeguard your community. Gain insights from experts in the field and ensure your municipality is well-equipped to handle this public health challenge.

Presented by Bill Oemichen, JD, Local Government Law Educator at UW-Madison Extension.

Access to the workshop recording and materials will be available for purchase soon.

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Community Culture – April 23rd, 12:00-1:00PM CST

Have you struggled with recruiting and retaining employees in the current job market? Are you at a loss as to how to describe your culture when asked by job candidates? Do culture problems seem like a mystery that is hard to solve?

More than ever, organizations must confront the looming challenges to recruitment and retention, differentiating themselves and adapting to an ever-changing world. A powerful culture often stands as the key to success. Organizations with a strong workplace culture can differentiate themselves and have stronger rates of retention, accountability and growth. In this interactive workshop, you will explore how to leverage your true culture as your engine for growth. Walk away with an understanding of methodologies to define and operationalize your culture, setting the foundation for improved communication, accountability and a deeper sense of alignment in your organization.

Presented by Melissa Borowicz, CEO of the Utech Group.

Register here for the event.

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Alcohol/Beverage Licensing I – April 25th, 9:00-11:00AM CST

Under state law, Wisconsin municipalities issue and renew alcohol licenses. New municipal clerks and others looking for a refresher on the basics of alcohol licensing will benefit most from this session. Learn about the different types of licenses, license qualifications, notice requirements, and other statutory requirements as your municipality prepares for the upcoming license renewal period.

The event will be recorded; the recording and slides will be sent to all who registered after the event.

Presented by Attorneys Carol Nawrocki and Lara Carlson of the Wisconsin Towns Association and Maria Davis and Ryan Sendelbach of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities.

Register here for the event.

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Alcohol/Beverage Licensing II – April 26th, 9:00-11:00AM CST

Under state law, Wisconsin municipalities issue and renew alcohol licenses. Part 2 is intended for both new and continuing officials who want to stay up to date with recent changes in the law, current issues, and Wisconsin Department of Revenue resources related to alcohol licensing.

Presented by Zac Dolan, Alcohol & Tobacco Specialist, Wisconsin Department of Revenue.

Register here for the event.