What is a County-level Municipal
Clerk's Association? A county municipal clerks' association is an
organization of clerks, deputy clerks and assistant clerks from one or two
counties who meet several times a year for professional development, networking
and educational activities. Associations are organized and administered by
the municipal clerks in each county. The Maine Town and City Clerks'
Association serves as a resource for the county association, but each county association functions
independently from MTCCA.
What is a typical meeting like?
Most meetings are held in the evening
with a dinner, followed by a business meeting and an educational presentation,
featuring speakers on a variety of topics pertaining to the professional work of
municipal clerks. Clerk here to view suggested
meeting topics for county associations.
How do I get Involved? If your county does
not have a group established and you would like to become involved in helping starting
one, please contact MTCCA First Vice President Sue Mooney at 767-7601.
Benefits to
Membership
Host speakers in your part of
the State.
Get to know other clerks in your
area.
Voter registration cards, vital
statistic binders, etc.
Such as shellfish licensing,
timber harvesting, voter list maintenance in college towns, human rights
ordinances, etc.
Learn from other towns, share
sample forms, learn new office procedures, exchange ideas for town policies
and ordinances, etc.
Develop leadership skills,
public speaking skills, serve as an officer of the association.
Earn points toward your Maine
and/or International certification by holding and officer position and
contributing to the Clerk profession.
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