Budgeting in Local Government
Program Topics Include:
- Local Government Fiscal and Control Act*
- Tax Efficiency & Equity
- Economic Development
- Resource Allocation
- Fund Balance
- Citizen Engagement
- Capital Improvement Program
- Financial Condition Analysis
- Budget Presentation
- Revenue-Neutral Property Tax Rate
- Budget Award & Course Evaluation
- Budgeting for Schools and Human Services
- Budgeting for Enterprises
*The Fiscal Control Act session is only for participants who have not attended Introduction to Local Government Finance*
Additional information
Instructors: School of Government faculty members and experienced local government officials.
Teaching Methods: Lectures, class discussions, case studies and referral to actual experiences as teaching methods.
Advanced Preparation: None
Recommended Prerequisites: Introduction to Local Government Finance
Level of Knowledge: Intermediate
CERTIFICATION:
Completion of this course fulfills one of the core course requirements for the Local Government Finance Officers Certification.
This course is required for the NC Local Government Budget Association Certification. See below for more information.
Other Required Courses for NCLGBA Certification:
Capital Financing in Local Government
Performance Measurement in Local Government
Performance Management in Local Government
Practical Analytic Techniques for Local Government
see the NCLGBA for more information
CPE Credits Pending
CPE | 27.00 hrs |
Please fill in the questionnaire below to see if you qualify for any scholarships. Note that some deadlines for scholarships may fall outside of the registration dates of this course.
All course materials including logistical details are provided in Canvas, a learning management system. Please click the link below for detailed instructions on setting up your Canvas account. If you've already set up an account for this or for another School of Government course, click HERE to log in to Canvas.
If you have trouble with your Canvas account, please contact instructionalsupport@sog.unc.edu for help.
Participants will receive a copy of the Budgeting in NC Local Governments textbook via mail.
AGENDA :
The 2024 offering will be held online. Timing and order of sessions is not yet finalized and subject to change.
Agenda 2024 live session.pdf