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Legal Document
ICMA Model Employment Agreement (Editable)

This document serves as a model employment agreement template for administrators of municipal governments.

Blog Post
Open, Closed, or in Between? Protocols for Ensuring Employee Public Health in Government Facilities
Patricia Vinchesi, NE regional director, ICMA & Laura Goddeeris, director, ICMA Survey Research

As local governments continue on the path to reopening, it may be time to update COVID-related employee policies.

Article
Public Sector Appreciation Discount for Stand-Alone Paid Webinars
August 25, 2020

Discount available through December 31, 2020.

Blog Post
How the City of Scottsdale Increased Resident Support for a Vital Bond Package by Listening to their Greater Community
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To be better positioned for a substantial 2019 bond package, Scottsdale needed to provide residents with reliable information that will allow them to make an informed decision.

Blog Post
What if Uncertainty Is the New Normal?
Peter Troedsson, city manager, Albany, Oregon & ICMA West Coast Regional Vice President

The “return to normal” will be filled with volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA).

Article
EPA Announces $53 Million in Grant Funding for Brownfields Assessment and Cleanup
August 28, 2020

Multipurpose, assessment, and cleanup (MAC) grants are an essential funding tool for local governments to kick start brownfields revitalization in their communities.

Blog Post
From Pandemic to Infodemic: How Disinformation Is Negating Effective Public Health Response
Jason Grant, director, ICMA Advocacy

Professional managers can be a positive voice and trusted source to help combat disinformation and foster a stronger public health response to the pandemic.

Organizational Policy
City of Blaine Returning to Work Procedure

City of Blaine's returning to work procedure for COVID-19.

Blog Post
Five Steps to a Cybersecurity Culture in an Election Year
Meredith Trimble, senior marketing content specialist, Tyler Technologies

To protect government information, local leaders should take the following five steps to advance cybersecurity culture in their organizations.