For more information and to register, please visit ndace.org/convention.

If you're ready to learn how to write grant proposals from start to finish and find funding sources, you've come to the right place. Beginning and experienced grant writers from city, county and state agencies, healthcare organizations, nonprofits, K-12, colleges and universities are encouraged to attend.

This workshop is February 1-2, 2023, both days 8-3 PT, 9-4 MT, or 10-5 CT.

Tuition is $495 and includes downloadable class materials in PDF format. Online reservations are necessary, and groups of 5 or more receive $50 off per person. Use discount code "Friends" for $50 off your tuition.

Use this link to register: https://web.cvent.com/event/1627bfe6-05d0-4042-abe5-ffc136129206/regProcessStep1

If you have any questions, contact Delaney at: 805-975-7164 or delaney@grantwritingusa.net 

Thursday, February 2   10am - 11am, CT

Description: Join us and become aware of the history of NDSU Extension and recognize the importance of Extension to the state’s economy, the world’s food supply and overall societal well-being. You'll learn about the importance of Extension’s statewide county-based network to disseminate research-based information from the NDSU Main Campus and REC’s based on local needs. Understand the NDSU Extension Base Policy language and other guidelines or policies within NDSU Extension that involve extension agents.

Presenters: Jim Gray, West District Director-NDSU Extension; Lynette Flage, Ph.D., Associate Director-NDSU Extension

Wednesday, February 8th    10am - 11:15am, CT

Description: The role of county commissioner comes with many expectations, but no job manual. Join us for an interactive webinar to learn about the roles of a county commissioner, including specifications of the office required by the ND Century Code. Note for Commissioners: This webinar completes your "Role of the Commissioner" training requirement.

Presenters: Aaron Birst, NDACo Executive Director; Chad Peterson, Cass Co. Commissioner; Cindy Schwehr, Barnes Co. Commissioner

If your agency receives or plans to receive government grants, this class is for you. Beginning and experienced grant managers and administrators from city, county and state agencies as well as nonprofits, K-12, colleges and universities are encouraged to attend.

This workshop is February 9-10, 2023, 8-3 PT, 9-4 MT, or 10-5 CT .

Tuition is $595 and includes downloadable class materials in PDF format. Online reservations are necessary, and groups of 5 or more receive $50 off per person. Use discount code "Friends" for $50 off your tuition. Payment is not required at the time of registration.

Please use this link to register today: https://web.cvent.com/event/7ca0ba32-85cd-4d3b-b80c-b2428dc96196/eventWaitlistPage:12b812e0-35ec-457a-be85-c0d1e1b49421

If you have any questions, contact Delaney at: 805-975-7164 or delaney@grantwritingusa.net 

RESCHEDULED to Monday, February 13th   3pm - 3:15pm, CT   Wednesday, February 8th   

Wednesday, February 15th  10am - 10:45am, CT

Description: The CEG has recently handled a spate of claims related to hearing damage. Damage to our hearing is especially devastating to workers because, in most cases, once hearing loss occurs, it can never be recovered. Join us as we talk about how to assess you worksite for hearing hazards and how to mitigate those hazards, with a focus on selection of hearing PPE.

The County Employer Group (CEG) is committed to providing answers and assistance to our members through webinars, on-site consultations and presentations.

Presenter: Patrick Engelhart, CSP, NDACo County Employer Group (CEG) Safety Manager

Tuesday, March 7th   3pm - 3:15pm, CT   

County Day at the Capitol replaces County Officials Academy. 

March 8: Legislative updates, reception with legislators

March 9: Legislative information, visiting the Capitol 

Wednesday, March 8  &  Thursday, March 9
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER & VIEW TENTATIVE AGENDA

NDACo is “retiring” the County Officials Academy and replacing it with a new approach under a new name.

The new event, “County Day at the Capitol” is planned to be a great opportunity for networking with other county officials AND LEGISLATORS on March 8^th and 9^th at the North Dakota Heritage Center. The focus of County Day will be entirely on legislative issues and how to engage with the legislative process.

Registration will open January 9^th. A nominal fee of $50 will be charged to cover facilities and food. Those attending County Day at the Capitol will earn five ILG training hours at no additional cost.

Wednesday, March 15th  10am - 10:30am, CT

Description: Getting caught in a blizzard is one of the unique potential hazards we all face as North Dakotans. It can happen while we are on our way to or from work, at work, or anytime really. One of the ways we can make sure we are safe is to prepare a winter survival kit for our vehicles, both work vehicles and personally owned vehicles. Join us as we discuss what a good winter survival kit should contain and some tips on what we should do if stranded in winter weather.

The County Employer Group (CEG) is committed to providing answers and assistance to our members through webinars, on-site consultations and presentations.

Presenter: Patrick Engelhart, CSP, NDACo County Employer Group (CEG) Safety Manager

Wednesday, April 12th    3pm - 3:15pm, CT   

Contact:  Linda Splichal, Stark County Clerk of Court for information.

51 3rd St E Ste 106
Dickinson ND 58601-5254
701-227-3186
lsplichal@ndcourts.gov

Wednesday, May 10th   3pm - 3:15pm, CT   

Wednesday, May 24th  10am - 11:30am, CT

Description: Don't let ethical dilemmas grind you down. Tune into this fun and interactive webinar to put your brain and heart to the test to help guide your decision making into the future to ensure you are ready for the next challenge.

Note for Commissioners: This webinar completes your "Ethics in Government" training requirement.

Note for State's Attorneys: CLE approved for 1.5 ND Ethics CLE credit or 1.5 ND CLE credit (Event# 20230524NDAC)

Presenter: Aaron Birst, NDACo Executive Director

Wednesday, June 7   10am - 11am, CT

Description: All public entities are subject to the Open Meeting and Open Record laws. Assistant Attorney General Annique Lockard will share with you "need to know" information about these laws. Get your questions answered and join us for this important webinar!

Note for Commissioners, Auditors, Treausuers and Recorders: This webinar completes your "Conducting Meetings" training requirement.

Note for State's Attorneys: CLE approved for 1.0 ND CLE credit (Event# 20230607NDAC)

Presenter: Annique Lockard, Assistant Attorney General-Office of Attorney General

Contact:  Bobbi Milbrath, Bottineau County Recorder for information.

For more information contact: 

Donnell Preskey, Executive Director County Auditors and Treasurers Associations

donnell.preskey@ndaco.org

701-328-7337

The conference home page has links to the agenda and registrations for both attendees and corporate sponsors/exhibitors:

www.ndaco.org/treasurer-auditor-convention

Contact:  Kim Jacobson, Traill County Social Service Director for information.