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- Unit 1 - michigantownships. org
-Define conflict and talk about how conflict can arise within the classroom Write down some examples of conflict between students or between the teacher and students
- Qty MTA Publications Products - Michigan Townships
Introduction to Township Board Meetings – This publication is a handy reference to some of the most common questions or issues that arise in scheduling and conducting township board meetings
- Having trouble getting logged in? MTA is here to help!
We will do our best to respond within 1 hour for urgent requests, however we strongly suggest that all registrants log in the first time at least 12-24 hours prior to the start of the event, to ensure adequate time for troubleshooting any issues that may arise
- Records Management - Michigan Townships
If questions arise as to what records are relevant to a pending litigation, pending investigation, or FOIA request, the FOIA coordinator shall direct the immediate cessation of the disposal of all records
- An auditor’s top four pieces of advice for newly elected officials
Establish a relationship with your attorney and auditor Legal advice does not come cheaply, however, investing a small dollar amount early on by consulting with an attorney can save significant sums of money should a lawsuit ever arise Township boards should budget additional dollars toward legal and professional expenses when planning a major project Your township auditor can also be a
- MTA’s Township Legislative Advocacy Day May 1, 2014 Lansing,
More than half of Michigan’s population lives in a township Take an active role in ensuring that the voice for Michigan’s majority is heard by participating in MTA’s Township Legislative Advocacy Day on May 1, 2014 This free event in Lansing will provide you with the latest on legislative issues impacting townships and give you an opportunity to meet with your state legislators or
- OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MICHIGAN TOWNSHIPS ASSOCIATION Complying . . .
Your voice matters month, I—along with four of my MTA Board colleagues—took the township message to the nation’s capital as part of a legislative “fly-in” advocacy event organized by our national partner, the National Association of Towns and Townships (NATaT) The trip was a whirlwind, and after receiving an issues briefing from NATaT staf, we had seven congressional meetings, with
- www. michigantownships. org
Legal Expenditures for METRO Act Revenues A letter from an MTA member township to MTA Legal Counsel inquired as to how townships may use money received under the Metropolitan Extension Telecommuni- cations Rights-of-Way Oversight Act (Public Act 48 of 2002), more common- ly known as the METRO Act Specifically, the inquiry questioned whether METRO Act revenue may be used for patching and
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