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7/23/2001 Contacts: ____(Name)____ Receives Advanced City Clerk Training ____(Name)____, ____(Town)____ completed the second session of a three-part curriculum in city management recently at Iowa State University. The five-day Municipal Clerks Institute was conducted by ISU Extension July 16-20 in Ames. Topics for the session ranged from use of computers in city government to tours of municipal utilities plants in Ames. The session opened with a review of parliamentary procedures used in city council business. There were presentations on written communications, ethics for public officials and municipalities, introduction to the Internet, record keeping and the roles of municipal clerks in local government. The program is sponsored by the ISU Extension Office of State and Local Government Programs in conjunction with the Iowa Municipal Finance Officers Association. Instructors include ISU faculty, extension staff, bonding attorneys, accounting experts and city clerks who have completed the Institute. The Iowa State University program was one of the first offered in the United States, and is among the largest of 44 similar programs offered in other states. Participants in session 2 will have the opportunity to attend the final session of the three-part curriculum in July 2001. Participants in the July training included the following:
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Extension programs are available to all without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, or disability. |
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