Build Networks Build Expertise Build Capacity. Master Academy for. Civic. Public Affairs. July 25 28,

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1 & Build Networks Build Expertise Build Capacity Master Academy for Civic Public Affairs July 25 28,

2 & Master Academy for Civic Public Affairs Revitalize Your Perspective in Green Bay Discover comprehensive professional learning and networking opportunities taken to the next level at the 2016 Master Academy for Civic and Public Affairs. Whether you are new to local government or a seasoned professional, you will build your expertise and increase your value to your organization through intensive, participatory workshops. Join your colleagues in gaining new insights in current trends and challenges facing local government. Monday, July 25 Controlling Water Quality in Drinking Water Systems The control of water quality in drinking water distribution systems is complicated. However, there are ways to lower the potential for harmful water quality to occur. This presentation describes a perspective that allows for a more comprehensive understanding of what shapes water quality in individual water systems than the regulatory perspective. It also describes a technique for proactive control of water quality. Green Bay Water Utility is used as an example of application of this technique in response to a Lead and Copper Rule compliance issue for lead. Nancy Quirk, General Manager of Green Bay Water Utility Abigail Cantor, Consultant Process Research Social Media Best Practices and Policies How are agencies using social media to support rulemaking and other activities? How can a social media manager chart a path forward in the world of everchanging social networks? Understand where to start with social media, how to overcome opposition/lack of understanding, and be more efficient when communicating online. Terra Fletcher, Fletcher Consulting Build Networks Build Expertise Build Capacity

3 Master Academy Schedule Tuesday, July 26 What Do We Do When Crude Oil by Rail: Train Derailment Do you know what is traveling by rail through your town? The United States is producing more oil than it has in 30 years and is relying on railroads to deliver these products to refineries. Oil trains are not subject to the same strict routing requirements placed on other hazardous materials. Trains carrying explosive crude are permitted to pass directly through cities. November 9, 2015 a Canadian Pacific Railway train loaded with crude oil jumped the tracks in Watertown on a Sunday afternoon spilling hundreds of gallons of oil and causing neighborhood evacuations. Learn about the train routes carrying crude oil through your counties and about preparedness. Watertown emergency response team and local officials will tell their story of crude oil derailment. Pat O Connor, Director, Bureau of Response and Recovery, Wisconsin Emergency Management Donna Haugom, Director, Jefferson County Office of Emergency Management and Local Officials Run, Hide, Fight? To survive an active shooter event you need a plan. There are three options: run, hide or fight. Understand your options. David Jones, Emergency Manager, UW-Green Bay Police Wednesday, July 27 Last Lecture Made to Serve: The Tragic Corruption of America s Founding Values Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness were key values according to our Founders. So what would they think, then, of our 24/7 work schedules, the outsized value we place upon work and material consumption today, and the fear that drives many to acquiesce to organizational demands that run counter to their own values and needs? Have our individual rights and freedoms been sacrificed to the organizational value system? These questions will be explored. Lucy Arendt, Ph.D., Associate Dean, College of Professional Studies, Professor of Management Priority Based Budgeting In an ongoing era of tax levy freezes and declining revenues, the resources of our citizens are limited. Therefore, if we hope to provide excellent citizen service, we need to direct those limited resources appropriately, being less concerned about the quantity of services we provide and more concerned about the quality of those services. Come hear about Washington County s political realities and approach to align tax dollars with priority programs through priority based budgeting. Washington is the 1st official County in Wisconsin to engage the Center for Priority Based Budgeting and utilize a new approach to budgeting in order to accomplish County objectives. The Center for Priority Based Budgeting work has been published and/or highlighted by the International City/County Management Association (ICMA), Alliance for Innovation, Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA), and National League of Cities (NLC). Joshua Schoemann, County Administrator for Washington County Jamie Ludovic, Assistant to the County Administrator for Washington County

4 Thursday, July 28 Morning 8:30 11:30 a.m. RISE Leadership: The 7 Stages of Service Leadership The 7 Stages of Service Leadership is a coaching process designed to guide you through the process of growing as a leader. Service Leadership is the platform for professional development and will assert the importance of clarifying the mission of the organization. In the 7 Stages of Service Leadership you will learn the service driven leadership philosophy and you will be equipped with practical tools to integrate the learning with your team. Topics to be covered include: Performance Management, Generational Differences, Communication Styles, Employee Engagement Surveys and Development. Ben Fauske, President RISE Leadership Program Fees $399 Municipal Package Eight half-day sessions divided among multiple employees. (Lunches not included.) $349 Four Day Package Monday Thursday First Time Attendee $50 Discount on Four Day Package $299 Three Day Package Monday Wednesday $275 Two and 1/2 Day Package Tuesday Thursday Morning $229 Two Day Package $129 One Day Package lunch and breaks) Accommodations Radisson Hotel and Conference Center 2040 Airport Drive Green Bay, WI (920) Reserve your room online: The rate is $89 per night including a full breakfast. Reserve your room by July 1, Cancellations & Refunds A full refund, minus a $25 processing charge, is given when cancelling on or before July 1, There will be no refunds given after July 1, Register online at Contact Information Kassie Van Remortel, Director (920) vanremok@uwgb.edu

5 Master Academy for Civic and Public Affairs 2016 Registration Form Registrant Information: Name: Name on Badge: Position: City of: Village of: Town of: County of: Population: Years in Position: Address: City: State: ZIP: Work Phone: ( ) Home Phone: ( ) Fax: ( ) The following demographic information is optional. (Please check all that apply.) Gender: Male Female Age: Heritage: African-American American Indian or Alaskan Native Asian or Pacific Islander Caucasian Hispanic Program Information Enroll Me In: Select a session for each morning and afternoon you are attending the academy. Monday, July 25, 2016 Morning Controlling Water Quality in Drinking Water Systems Afternoon Social Media Best Practices and Policies Tuesday, July 26, 2016 Morning Crude Oil by Rail: Train Derailment Afternoon Run, Hide, Fight? Wednesday, July 27, 2016 Morning Last Lecture Made to Serve: The Tragic Corruption of America s Founding Values Afternoon Priority Budgeting Thursday, July 28, 2016 Morning RISE Leadership: The 7 Stages of Service Leadership JULY 10 8 Registration Deadline: Friday, July 8, 2016 No registrations will be taken after this date. Guest Information: Name(s): Payment Information: Municipal Package (We will you course options.)...$399 Four Day Package (Monday Thursday)...$349 Three Day Package (Monday Wednesday)... $299 Two and 1/2 Day Package (Tuesday Thursday Morning)... $275 Two Day Package... $229 Select one: Monday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday One Day Package... $129 Select one: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Guest Lunches (Monday Wednesday) Number of People x $40 = $ First Time Attendee ($50 Discount on Four Day Package)... $299 Total Fees: $ Check payable to UW-Green Bay Outreach enclosed Send to: UW-Green Bay, Outreach Government 2420 Nicolet Dr. Green Bay, WI Charge my: Visa MasterCard Card No.: Exp.: (mm/yy) 3-Digit (CVV) Code: Cardholder Name: Signature: Registration Information: Choose one of the following ways to register. ONLINE Visit Only credit card registrations will be accepted. BY MAIL Complete the registration form. Pay by credit card or check. Make your check payable to UW-Green Bay Outreach. Send payment to: UW-Green Bay, Outreach Government; 2420 Nicolet Drive; Green Bay, WI BY FAX Send to (920) Only credit card registration accepted. Faxed forms without credit card information will not be processed. Phone registration will not be accepted.