The MMA today published the Summer issue of The Beacon, which includes important updates about a number of federal aid funds and the state budget. Here are some topic highlights: • American Rescue Plan Act FAQs and compliance guidance •…
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Wednesday – July 28 Noon–1 p.m. Topic: The Future of Public Meetings Jamie Hellen, Franklin Town Administrator Denise Dembkoski, Stow Town Administrator The Massachusetts Select Board Association will hold its…
The MMA Human Services Council will host its annual meeting as a free webinar on July 29 from noon to 1 p.m. MMA Legislative Analyst Jackie Lavender Bird will provide…
On August 19, MMMA will hold a summer meeting at the Stevens Estate in North Andover. There will be a brief program before lunch is served at noon, but this…
Massachusetts Municipal Human Resources will host its annual Fall Conference in-person on Sept. 23 in Worcester. The theme will be “hitting the reset button,” and the conference will feature sessions…
The Massachusetts Select Board Association will host its second annual Western Massachusetts Municipal Conference on Saturday, Oct. 2, in Easthampton. Building on the success of the 2019 conference, this year’s…
Women Elected Municipal Officials will hold its third annual leadership conference on Saturday, Oct. 16, in Marlborough. The conference will focus on the crucial role that women leaders play in…
Massachusetts Municipal Human Resources will hold its annual Labor Relations Seminar on Oct. 22 in Devens. Keynote speaker Malia Lazu, an award-winning, tenured strategist in diversity and inclusion, will focus…
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