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 Johnston Mayor Graduates from Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government web posted February 28, 2008 COLUMBIA – Mayor Willie Campbell from the Town of Johnston graduated from the Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government on February 20. Graduates received their diplomas during the Municipal Association of South Carolina’s Hometown, SC Legislative Action Day in Columbia. Established in 1986, the Institute is a program of the Municipal Association of South Carolina that gives municipal officials a strong foundation in the operation of local government. Participants learn about the role of elected officials and administrative staff and the relationships municipal officials have with other local governments, the state and federal government. The Institute includes two daylong sessions and three evening satellite broadcasts. “One of the strengths of local government is the fact the elected officials come from all backgrounds and walks of life,” said Howard Duvall, executive director of the Municipal Association. “This Institute gives elected officials with diverse personal and professional backgrounds a strong background in the details of running a local government.” Highlights of topics covered during the sessions include the Freedom of Information Act, team building, budgeting, planning and zoning, human resources and economic development. The Municipal Association plans and presents the Institute in cooperation with the University of South Carolina’s Institute of Public Service and Policy Research and Clemson University’s Strom Thurmond Institute. The Institute draws its faculty from recognized local government leaders in South Carolina and other states, state officials, faculty and staff of the state’s colleges and universities, and other guest lecturers. ©
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