Investing in Community Engagement
With the release of the second tranche of ARPA Local Fiscal Recovery Funds around the corner, local leaders have an opportunity to move from emergency spending to investing in their long-term recovery. That could include new technologies to help keep your community engaged and encourage input from diverse points of view.
Join us for a live webinar on Thursday, March 31, from 2:00 – 2:45 pm EST, where Mike Wallace, National League of Cities’ Legislative Director, Community and Economic Development, will talk about eligible expenditures to keep your government operating and open to the public, even under lockdown.
A meeting management solution can reduce barriers to civic participation for residents and community stakeholders, enabling all of your constituents and residents to still have their voices heard during important meetings when in-person is not an option. Together with our Enterprise partner eScribe Software, we will explore why meeting management software is a long-term solution to ensuring local government operations are more transparent and civic engagement is more equitable – which are outcomes supported by ARPA Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.
Speakers:
- Mike Wallace, Legislative Director, Community & Economic Development, NLC
- Moderator – Paul Mackin, Co-Founder, eScribe
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