Conference Learning Center
Tags: Leadership
Conference Learning Center
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Making Your Mark with a County Brand
Is your county brand due for a refresh? Join NACo's County News and learn about what makes an effective and impactful county brand and why it matters.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Reducing Criminal Justice Fines & Fees: Can Counties Afford it?
As jurisdictions have seen revenue from taxes and grants shrink, many have turned to administrative fees as a way to help fund the criminal justice system.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Understanding Generational Ethics: A Leadership Ethics Study
County workforces and leaders are becoming more generationally diverse. Learn how understanding generational ethics - values that drive viewpoints and decisions - can help you create and sustain a more engaged workforce and lead more effectively.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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13 Ways to Kill Your Community
This session brings together counties that are pursuing data-driven processes and collaborative partnerships across justice, health and human services systems to improve the health and well-being of defined target populations. Learn best practices and shared lessons from a cohort of counties that represents both urban and rural regions.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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National Toward Zero Deaths Strategy: Road Map to Implementation
One person dies every 16 minutes in a traffic crash in the United States. Over the course of a lifetime, nearly every U.S. resident is touched by consequences of traffic crashes. Toward Zero Deaths is the United States’ highway safety vision. It is the only acceptable target for our nation, our families and us as individuals.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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New Revenue on the Horizon
This workshop will give counties ideas, tools and training for generating new revenue. The first part of the workshop will focus on a new NACo program built in partnership with state associations of counties to intercept tax refunds of individuals who have not paid debts owed to county governments.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Economic Impact of Outdoor Recreation
The outdoor recreation economy employs millions of Americans and generates billions of dollars annually while creating tax revenue local governments use to provide essential services.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Disaster Management Symposium Part I: Improving Your Leadership Role in Incident Management
Join us for a conversation with local elected officials and county leaders who have experience in incident management to learn about best practices during all-hazards incident management. https://www.youtube.com/embed/C30SZdhmA1M2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Data-Driven Diversion Strategies for People Experiencing Behavioral Health Crises
Learn how county leaders use data to develop alternatives to arrest for people in acute crisis due to mental illness or substance use disorders. Examine partnerships and funding mechanisms that support robust systems of care, provide options to family members and law enforcement and address county hospital and jail overcrowding.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Coordinating Health, Human Services and Justice to Improve Outcomes: Lessons from the Field
This session brings together counties that are pursuing data-driven processes and collaborative partnerships across justice, health and human services systems to improve the health and well-being of defined target populations. Learn best practices and shared lessons from a cohort of counties that represents both urban and rural regions.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Architects of Health & Housing: County Strategies for Promoting Affordable, Safe and Healthy Homes
Every county resident needs a place to call home, but in 2019, not all homes are healthy and affordable. Many county residents are forced to choose between affordability and health, but the two shouldn't be mutually exclusive.2019 NACo Annual Conference -
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Understanding the County Role in the Growing World of Legal Cannabis
To date, ten states and the District of Columbia have legalized recreational usage of cannabis to some extent, with another 33 states having legalized medicinal usage in some form. Understanding what effect state legalization may have on your county and how best to prepare to navigate and regulate the fast-growing cannabis industry is vital.2019 NACo Annual Conference
