Welcome

The professional Society of Local Government Managers regulates the practices of local government managers and ensures its members act in the best public interest.

Under Alberta Statute, the Society sets practice standards along with remedial actions. As well, the Society recognizes professional managers with a Certified Local Government Managers (CLGM) designation.

Alberta's professional local government managers, working with you to provide quality local government management.

Feel free to email Linda Davies at linda.davies@shaw.ca if you have any questions, comments, or concerns.

May 9- 12, 2006 MALW - A Success!

Here is some of what they said:

Look forward to it every year – great location, workshops and social events.

Well organized and great location. N-gen provided an excellent opening session.

Good start to conference! N-gen provided a great take home chart for my office wall. Good discussions on Council Orientation picked up a couple of good ideas.

Excellent opportunity to network with peers.

Workshops pertained to very current and relevant situations.

I love the location – don’t change it. It’s nice that all attendees are away from their municipalities and don’t feel they need to play “host”.

I think there should be one more day!

Very useful and valuable presentations.

I was surprised at the level of knowledge presented at the seminars. Rate this workshop A+.

Very informative and refreshing – something for everyone! I really appreciated the variety of topics and presenters. I also really enjoyed the scenic location and the spectator weather. It was nice to have the flexibility and options that the two hotels offer and the proximity was very convenient.

Practical topics and a good variety.

Winner of the Early Bird Draw was Cindy Neufeld, Town of Tofield. Rebecca Mulligan, Intern with MD Foothills won the print donated by Border Paving.  Brenda Hemming, Town of Didsbury and Norm McInnis, CLGM Town of Westlock each won a digital camera. Mike Storey, CLGM, Town of Millet won a digital camera at Friday Morning’s AGM.  Winner of the Conference Evaluation, a 32 Flat Screen TV, provided by Trinus Technologies Inc was Cam Mills, County of Wetaskiwin.

The Society of Local Government Managers (SLGM) continues to host the Municipal Administration Leadership Workshop (Mountain Refresher Course) in Kananaskis annually. This workshop fills the void left by the suspension of the Municipal Refresher Course formerly offered by the University of Alberta. Click here to read more about the 2007 Workshop – Reach your Peak.

Thanks to our 2007 MALW Sponsors!

Last updated: September 1, 2008