
NYSAC Executive Director Stephen Acquario and the Legislative staff give a summary review of the NYS 2012-13 Budget and it's impact to counties across New York State.
As a result of the property tax cap and broader economic weakness, county leaders are making changes to the way needed public services are being delivered. But change at the individual and organizational level is not easy. This session will address how change management strategies and tactics can help counties restructure operations and services.
NYSAC is helping to enable counties to maximize Federal Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds (QECB). The Bonds, designed to ease the financing and administrative costs of the QECBs, will be issued by the State of New York Municipal Bond Bank Agency (MBBA). This webinar updated county officials on this unique and timely opportunity.

On September 29, 2010, NYSAC conducted an online seminar for chairs of county legislative boards. This seminar focused on the State's proposed property tax cap and the nine mandates that consume 90% of counties' property tax level.

As part of NYSAC's Summer Online Training Series, Tom Nardacci of Gramercy Communications, presents the basics for how to proactively work with your local media on the issues impacting your county and your efforts to improve the way your county publicly addresses the economic and policy challenges that we all face today.
With our governments being asked to do more with less, county officials are looking at ways to continue delivering critical services in a more efficient and effective manner.

NYSAC's Isabelle Andrews recently presented a webinar on how to navigate the bureaucratic maze of large organizations.
Join this session to learn a few strategies for navigating large bureaucracies from the outside. The tips also work for navigating from the inside as well.