Public Engagement Essentials

By Tim Duhamel, Wayne Rothe

As a representative of the public, an elected official’s role is reliant on effectively engaging the public. Learn essential knowledge related to high-quality public engagement methodologies and best practices.

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Course Content

Public engagement basics (educate, listen, act)
Council role in public engagement
Individual Councillor – valuable tips for meaningful engagement
Effective public engagement methods (what works, what does not)
Election as an engagement tool (concept)
Social media (benefits, risk, strategies for success)
Using public engagement in the budget process

Course Content
1. Public engagement basics (educate, listen, act)
2. Council role in public engagement
3. Individual Councillor – valuable tips for meaningful engagement
4. Effective public engagement methods (what works, what does not)
5. Election as an engagement tool (concept)
6. Social media (benefits, risk, strategies for success)
7. Using public engagement in the budget process

April 22, 2021

1:00 PM – 2:00 PM MST

Course Info

Price:$150.00

PD Credits: 1.0

Category: Municipal Foundations

Date: April 22, 2021

Time:1:00 PM – 2:00 PM MST

Course Synopsis

Course Info

Price:$75.00

PD Credits: 1.0

Category: Municipal Foundations

Updated: April 22, 2021

Duration: 1:23:24

Course Synopsis

About the Author

Tim Duhamel is the founder and President of Bloom Centre of

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Wayne Rothe has been a Councillor in Spruce Grove, Alberta for 25 years.

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About the Author

Tim Duhamel is the founder and President of Bloom Centre of Municipal Education.
He is a municipal veteran whose career has spanned over 21 years.
His passion is creating educational material and conducting lectures for municipal professionals. He has lectured as far away as Kiev, Ukraine for the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.

Wayne Rothe has been a Councillor in Spruce Grove, Alberta for 25 years.
He is the longest serving council member in the city’s history and recipient of the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association’s Distinguished Service Award.
His passion is open, accessible government with a commitment to always acting in the best interest of the community at large.

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Course Description

Public engagement basics (educate, listen, act)
Council role in public engagement
Individual Councillor – valuable tips for meaningful engagement

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Course Description
- Public engagement basics (educate, listen, act)
- Council role in public engagement
- Individual Councillor – valuable tips for meaningful engagement
- Effective public engagement methods (what works, what does not)
- Election as an engagement tool (concept)
- Social media (benefits, risk, strategies for success)
- Using public engagement in the budget process

Learning Outcomes

Overview of the entire financial reporting process (deliverables, timelines, goals)
Risk analysis related to financial reporting
Internal controls – how to incorporate internal controls into the reporting process

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Learning Outcomes
- Overview of the entire financial reporting process (deliverables, timelines, goals)
- Risk analysis related to financial reporting
- Internal controls – how to incorporate internal controls into the reporting process
- Reporting process – efficiency and effectiveness tips
- Creating audit documentation through the reporting process

Who Should Attend?

A unique professional development experience that has benefit for all municipal staff, including small, medium and large municipalities!

The webinar focus is on the professional development needs of municipal elected officials. CAO’s and senior administrators who deal with the governance process will also benefit.

Who Should Attend?

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In Alberta (GFOA)

BLOOM can customize courses for your needs.

Some topics include:

Financial Planning & Management
- Municipal risk and opportunity reviews
- Financial condition assessments
- Budget process reviews and development
- Priority based budgeting
- Program and service costing
- Operating budget forecasting and financial solution development
- Asset management
- Capital budget development and prioritization
- Capital plan development and prioritization
- Capital plan funding strategies (debt, grants, reserves, operating budget)
- Long term financial plan development
- Municipal price inflation (MPI) development
- User fee and permit reviews
- Development levy plans
- Grant research and application support