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The following is a listing of workshops
and seminars sponsored by the Member Services Department of ElectriCities,
along with links to corresponding brochures and brief descriptions
listed alphabetically below.
Looking for computer training? Take a look at Goodwill's free online classes or click here for a list of North Carolina Community Colleges.
Have a need for something else? Member Services
will work with your organization to assess needs and build a custom
solution. Click here
for our customized classes brochure.
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| June 12, 2008 Wilson, NC |
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| $30 - Members; Associate Members |
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Topics include: Workplace Controls, Violence in the Workplace, and Robbery Prevention and Response
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| June 17, 2008 ElectriCities, Raleigh, NC |
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| $50 - members; $75 - Associate Members |
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Topics include: Tracking FEMA Reimbursable Project Costs and 406 Mitigation and Special Considerations in Project Development
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| April 16, 2008 ElectriCities, Raleigh, NC |
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| $50 |
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The seminar is directed toward Wholesale Members and will be conducted from 10 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at the ElectriCities office. Separate workshops will be held for Power Agency Participants. The seminar fee will be $50 per member to help offset the costs of the seminar. We strongly encourage you to have at least one representative from your municipality attend this information session
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| April 23, 2008 ElectriCities, Raleigh, NC |
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| $50 |
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Bankruptcies are becoming more prevalent in our society and can be very costly to Municipalities and other creditors. Therefore, attorneys from Poyner & Spruill will conduct a workshop for ElectriCities members to help Municipalities prepare for bankruptcy cases and minimize exposure in court.
This workshop will be designed especially for City Managers, Finance Officers, Utility Directors and Customer Service Managers.
Topics discussed in this workshop include:
Bankruptcy proceedings
How bankruptcies can put your municipality at risk
Preference payments
Policies you should have in place
Do your procedures enforce your policies?
What to do if a customer enters into bankruptcy
Why your City’s administration should help you enforce your policies
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