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Compensation, capital improvement, and communication: New on the KN, Apr. 22-28

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April 30, 2012 | 3:44 PM

There was a great range of new conversations and resources on the Knowledge Network last week. Here's a quick sample:

Questions

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How should someone with business experience get into management or economic development in the public sector?
What’s the best way to get input from citizen advisory groups on key local services?
What’s the process for your capital improvement plan?
How do you study compensation and benefits strategy?
Can a council member challenge an administrative action with a formal presentation?
What are performance measures for ethics programs?

Documents

Several users submitted documents from their communities this week. Have a resource to share? Help out your colleagues by submitting it to the Knowledge Network.

City Council Protocol Manual (City of Suwanee, Ga.) submitted by Mark Donham
Affiliated User Guidelines for recreation facilities (City of Clayton, Mo.) submitted by Craig Owens
Employee Handbook (City of Denixon, Tex.) submitted by Robert Hanna
12 Essentials for Successful Utility e-Billing (Summation 360)
Podcast: Solar, Sustainability, and Energy Efficiency in Columbia, Mo. (ICMA)

Blog Posts

Lisa Soronen of the State and Local Legal Center reports on the immigration case before Supreme Court and what it means for local government. ICMA’s Cory Fleming posts on the changing mix of communication modes and 311 service level agreements. (311/CRM Systems)

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