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Upcoming EventsPrevious EventsFinance Workshop - Chenango, NY ...
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Smart Management for Small Communities: Practical Resources for Governance
Holiday Valley Inn & Conference Center Continuing the Local Leaders Conference series hosted by the Environmental Finance Center, this event in Ellicottville will focus on the needs of municipal leaders and provide technical assistance, funding updates and practical skill-building sessions. Speakers will address pressing environmental topics, equipping attendees with the tools needed to address challenges in our communities. Preliminary Agenda:Thursday, October 6 - 10AM-6PM
Conference Registration and Hotel Check-In
Melissa Young, Program Manager, Environmental Finance Center Regional Planning Agency Panel Learn how to work with your regional planning agency with Southern Tier West, Southern Tier East, and Soutern Tier Central State and Federal Funding Updates Part I The following agencies will be represented at the two funding update sessions: USDA-RD, NYSDHCR Office of Community Renewal, NYSDOS, NYSEFC, NYSERDA, and the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) Smart Public Management: Interpersonal and Group Conflict Management Chris Merchant, Professor of Practice, Maxwell School at Syracuse University
Networking Reception Friday, October 7 - 7:30AM - 3:30PM Green Infrastructure and Stormwater Management
Khris Dodson, Program Manager, Environmental Finance Center Communities Leading the Charge: Case Studies on Going Green Amanda Westerdahl, GPE Program Manager, Environmental Finance Center
Twice is Nice Program Practical Insights on Applying for Green Innovation Grant Program Funding: GIGP Case Studies J.C. Smith, Environmental Project Manager, NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation Muncipal Sustainable Materials Management
Sustainable Materials Management Overview Concurrent Sessions I
Municipal Waste Management
Asset Management for Local Officials Concurrent Sessions II Maintaining Vitality and Community Character: Smart Growth for Rural Communities Khris Dodson, Program Manager, Environmental Finance Center Carbon and Communities: Small Communities Reducing their Carbon Footprint Timothy James Fahey, Professor, Cornell University Infrastructure Funding Updates Part II
Who Should AttendSupervisors, Mayors, Council/Board Members, Clerks, County Leaders, and Other Interested Community Leaders More DetailsRegistration is due by Sept. 15. Contact Melissa Young at 315.443.8488 or myoung@syracusecoe.org with any questions or session ideas. Registration costs are as follows, and include lodging at the Holiday Valley Inn, two lunches, one breakfast, snack breaks, Hors D’oeuvre reception, and all programming:
*Community Representative w/lodging $120
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