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Upcoming ILG Webinars and Trainings

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For information about upcoming webinars in development, please contact Melissa Kuehne.

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Meeting Mastery
ILG's Public Meeting Facilitation & Design Training

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Upcoming Training Information

  • Location: Virtual via Zoom
  • Date: Tuesday and Wednesday, September 23–24, 2025
  • Time: 10am – 3pm
  • Cost: $625 per person
  • Registration* deadline: September 18

*Registration is limited to active government staff and employees only

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LUNCH & LEARN – Unlocking Housing Solutions: How CEQA Reform Is Reshaping California Development
Thursday, September 25, 12–1 PM

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About the Lunch & Learn Webinar

California’s housing crisis has pushed CEQA reform from a long-debated idea to an urgent legislative priority. With Governor Newsom’s recent signing of Assembly Bill 130 (AB 130) and Senate Bill 131 (SB 131) on June 30, 2025, the rules of the game have changed for housing development.

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WEBINAR – A Look Ahead: How a New Redistricting Map Would Affect Your Agency
Monday, September 29, 11:30 AM – 1 PM

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About the Webinar

This November, Californians will vote on whether to extensively change California’s Congressional Districts map. If adopted, the new map would change many local governments’ federal representative, and often divides a city, county, or special district among multiple districts. The new map would also change which cities and counties are paired with your jurisdiction in a given district.

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WEBINAR – Measure Twice, Cut Once: Creating the Right Wildfire Risk Reduction Plan for Your Community
Wednesday, October 1, 11 AM – 12:30 PM

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About the Webinar

Not all local government agencies have the luxury to approach wildfire planning proactively, reducing risk upfront versus responding to disasters after they happen. A purely reactive approach leaves communities more vulnerable and makes recovery slower, harder, and more expensive. In an ideal scenario, every community would have a proactive wildfire risk reduction plan that addresses the key drivers of loss and reassures insurers that mitigation is being taken seriously.

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WEBINAR – Controlling Your Own Destiny: a Local Leader’s Toolbox for Reducing Wildfire Risk
Thursday, November 13, 11 AM – 12:30 PM

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About the Webinar

Too often, wildfire feels like something beyond a community’s control — driven by weather, geography, and other external factors. But in reality, local governments have powerful tools to reduce risk through smart planning, zoning, and ordinance adoption.

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WEBINAR – Ch-Ch-Changes: CEQA and How It Impacts Your Wildfire Risk Reduction Efforts
Monday, January 26, 2026, 11 AM – 12:30 PM

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About the Webinar

For many local governments, CEQA has been both a necessary safeguard and a barrier to urgent wildfire recovery efforts. When entire neighborhoods or key infrastructure need rebuilding, lengthy reviews can stall progress at the very moment speed matters most.

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