Legislative activity on Capitol Hill in the year 2020 was dominated by the development of multiple aid packages in response to the outbreak of COVID-19. To address the vital need for widespread access to drinking water & wastewater utilities, Congress has authorized billions to assist households and utilities with water utility affordability and stormwater infrastructure projects. Join experts from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) and Environmental Finance Center Network (EFCN) for an introduction to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the Low-Income Housing Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), and Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) to learn what to expect when dealing with these federal assistance programs. To Register:  This webinar is hosted by the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA). Registrants must sign in or create an account with GFOA when registering. There is no cost to register. Once signed in, select the August 12th webinar to complete your registration. Please contact training@gfoa.org if you need assistance with registration. 

Two primary tools for a small water system to become and remain viable are developing and maintaining comprehensive budgets and capital improvement plans (CIPs). This workshop will show board members, managers and operators how to develop a budget, including necessary capital improvement needs, methods to balance the budget, and how to review a budget comparison report on a regular basis. It will also show you how to develop a realistic CIP and achieve the goals of the plan through your budget. Participants will learn: How to prepare a budget How to identify revenue and expenses How to develop a CIP How to review the budget comparison report on a regular basis What types of corrective action can be implemented when you have unexpected expenses or falling revenues  

Two primary tools for a small water system to become and remain viable are developing and maintaining comprehensive budgets and capital improvement plans (CIPs). This workshop will show board members, managers and operators how to develop a budget, including necessary capital improvement needs, methods to balance the budget, and how to review a budget comparison report on a regular basis. It will also show you how to develop a realistic CIP and achieve the goals of the plan through your budget. Participants will learn: How to prepare a budget How to identify revenue and expenses How to develop a CIP How to review the budget comparison report on a regular basis What types of corrective action can be implemented when you have unexpected expenses or falling revenues

Two primary tools for a small water system to become and remain viable are developing and maintaining comprehensive budgets and capital improvement plans (CIPs). This workshop will show board members, managers and operators how to develop a budget, including necessary capital improvement needs, methods to balance the budget, and how to review a budget comparison report on a regular basis. It will also show you how to develop a realistic CIP and achieve the goals of the plan through your budget. Participants will learn: How to prepare a budget How to identify revenue and expenses How to develop a CIP How to review the budget comparison report on a regular basis What types of corrective action can be implemented when you have unexpected expenses or falling revenues

Ever dream of starting your own business? These hands-on webinars are for start-up entrepreneurs or business owners wanting to scale up. We will host two FREE webinars on building your value chain, connecting with partners, and introduce the financial aspects of running a small business. No experience necessary and all are welcome.  This training series is for Anza valley residents. Series 1 and Series 2 will be hosted online on Zoom.

Ever dream of starting your own business? These hands-on webinars are for start-up entrepreneurs or business owners wanting to scale up. We will host two FREE webinars on building your value chain, connecting with partners, and introduce the financial aspects of running a small business. No experience is necessary and all are welcome.  This training series is for Anza valley residents. Series 1 and Series 2 will be hosted online on Zoom.

This training will be hosted online on GoToTraining.