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Budgeting in Local Government

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Bill Rivenbark

Completion of this course fulfills one of the core course requirements for the Local Government Finance Officers Certification Program. City and county managers, finance officers and staff, budget administrators and analysts, and others who have responsibilities for annual budget preparation will benefit from this course.

Scholarship Information

Local Government Federal Credit Union

The Local Government Federal Credit Union offers scholarships to local government employees to apply towards tuition for conferences, classes, and seminars offered by the School of Government. There are five deadlines to submit applications: March 1, June 1, September 1 and December 1.

Visit the LGFCU website for more information and to submit an application.

Additional information

Instructors: School of Government faculty members, NCACC staff, and experienced local government officials.

Teaching Methods: Lectures, class discussions, case studies and referral to actual experiences as teaching methods.

Advanced Preparation: None

Prerequisites: Introduction to Local Government Finance or permission from Faculty Coordinator.

Level of Knowledge: Intermediate

Local Government Finance Officers Certification

CPE

27.00 hrs

There currently are no scheduled offerings of this course.

REVISED AGENDA 2018 (changes indicated in red)

Local Government Budget & Fiscal Control Act, Bill Rivenbark

Tax Efficiency & Equity, Whitney Afonso (CANCELED)

Performance Management, Bill Rivenbark

Economic Development, Jonathan Morgan

Revenue Forecasting, Dale Roenigk

Revenue Estimation 2018 Budget

Resource Allocation, Bertha Johnson

Counties: Bugeting for Schools and Human Services, Kara Millonzi

Municipalities: Budgeting for Enterprises, Jeff Hughes

Fund Balance, Sharon Edmundson

Memorandum

Citizen Engagement, Whitney Afonso

Captial Improvement Program, Renee Paschal

Capital Budgeting Workbook

Financial Condition Analysis, Bill Rivenbark

Budget Presentation, Eric Peterson

Balancing the Budget

Revenue-Neutral Property Tax Rate, Chris McLaughlin

Additional Files

2018 Agenda (pdf, 81 KB)

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Alycia Inserra

Program Management Team Lead, Local and State Government Group

919.843.7736

inserra@sog.unc.edu

Lead Faculty

Assistant Professor of Public Administration and Government

afonso@sog.unc.edu