As we plan for future speakers and webinars, ELGL is seeking input from you. We want your suggestions for upcoming articles (The Transition, The Takeaway, On the Public Record, etc.) and ideas for future webinars. There are no stupid suggestions unless you mention O.J Simpson or Nickelback. Post your suggestions in the comment section below … Continue reading »
It’s almost time for ELGL’s first webinar! Register today to hear from Menlo Park, CA City Manager Alex McIntyre about his experiences creating assistant city manager positions, and the knowledge, skills, and abilities that he seeks in this position. This webinar is free for ELGL members. Send an email to OregonELGL@gmail.com to reserve your spot … Continue reading »
Lynn Peterson, Transportation Policy Analyst for Governor Kitzhaber, has invited ELGL to the Cutting Edge Communities Symposium. The Governor’s 10-Year Energy Plan has been released and challenges both public and private sectors to use local natural resources to provide energy for the future. ELGL has been specifically invited to attend this opportunity to bring together … Continue reading »
better than a cold Belgian ale on a hot summer’s day. David Snider, City of Sandy a great way to connect local government professionals, share experiences, and learn from one another. Amanda Lamb, City of San Diego my first stop on my blog reader in the morning! Elisa Hamblin, City of Portland an excellent group providing valuable … Continue reading »
How would you answer this answer? The question has become a topic of conversation after Metro announced results from their latest Opt In survey. (If you have not joined Opt In, you are missing your chance to have your voice heard and gain an understanding of the issues at play for local leaders. Not to … Continue reading »
Check out this article from the Atlantic: The Dawn of the Municipal Chief Innovation Officer The birth of the municipal chief innovation officer job is a response to these two trends: to fundamental changes in technology that are revolutionizing citizen engagement, and to a cultural movement that is turning the data-dense inner workings of city halls … Continue reading »
