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MACo JPIA Regional Training Registration
Michele Puiggari, Personnel Consultant, will be presenting topics pertaining to Bullying in the Workplace, Effective Screening and Interviewing with class vignettes, Discipline: How to write a discipline (with class participation vignettes) and New ADA issues. These trainings qualify for loss control credits and law enforcement will receive POST credits. All trainings are scheduled for 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. on their respective days:
- January 14, 2014 - Polson
- January 28, 2014 - Great Falls
- April 22, 2014 - Glasgow
- April 23, 2014 - Miles City
- April 24, 2014 - Billings
- April 25, 2014 - Butte
If you are signing up multiple people, please submit one registration per person.
MEMO: Courthouse Closures on Non-Legal Holidays
To: All County Elected Officials
MACo has been asked whether or not County Courthouses and County Offices may be closed on the day after Thanksgiving (or on Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve, Good Friday or any other day not specified as a holiday). The short answer to the question is no for all of the line county offices headed by elected officials with the notable exception of the County Commissioner’s office.
ANNOUNCEMENT: MACo 2015 Annual Conference Location
As a result of the recommendation made by the MACo Conference Planning Committee to the Executive Committee, the MACo 2015 Annual Conference will be held at Big Sky and will be co-hosted by Madison and Gallatin Counties.
2013-2014 MACo Committees & Members
MACo committee assignments for 2013-2014.
Why Counties Matter
Counties provide the services on which people depend; they are the service arm of government services and provide the building blocks for healthy, resilient and fiscally sound communities. Find out more about why counties matter, from providing simple services like flu shots to managing disasters in our communities. Simply click on the video below for some quick education, or click here to download a PDF.
