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Spring 2025 Safety and Loss Control Workshops: By the Numbers

May 30, 2025

Spring 2025 Loss Control attendees are shown listening to an educational session.From Bemidji to Plymouth, the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust (LMCIT) hit the road this spring to deliver essential training and networking opportunities to city staff, elected officials, and insurance professionals. Here’s a look at the impact of the 2025 Spring Safety and Loss Control Workshops—by the numbers.

Workshop reach and attendance

  • 8 Locations

  • 761 Total Attendees

  • 222 Cities Represented

Top three locations by attendance:

  • Plymouth – 140 attendees

  • St. Paul – 122 attendees

  • Rochester – 111 attendees

    Loss Control attendees are shown conversing at a table during a session.

Who attended

City attendees by population:

  • Cities under 500: 7%

  • 500–1,000: 11%

  • 1,000–2,500: 15%

  • 2,500–5,000: 16%

  • 5,000–10,000: 14%

  • 10,000–25,000: 21%

  • Over 25,000: 15%

City attendees by role:

  • Public Works: 41%

  • Administrative Staff: 40%

  • Public Safety: 16%

  • Elected Officials: 3%

Entity breakdown:

  • LMC/LMCIT Members: 584

  • Insurance Agents: 97 (from 61 agencies)

  • LMC/Berkley Staff: 57

  • Other organizations: 23

A Loss Control attendee looks on during a session at the St. Paul Loss Control workshop.

What they learned

Attendees chose from a variety of focused tracks—Administrative, Police, Public Works/Parks & Rec, Insurance Agents—and a specialty track on Public Safety Wellness.

Sessions most frequently cited as valuable:

  • Digital Accessibility

  • Loss Control for Work Comp E-Mods

  • Transforming Wellness in Public Safety

Credits earned

A total of 1,520 continuing education credits were awarded:

  • Insurance CEUs: 512

  • Peace Officer POST Credits: 402

  • Water Operator Hours: 318

  • Wastewater Operator Hours: 288

Looking ahead

LMCIT is reviewing timing and venue updates to further improve the experience in 2026 and is committed to supporting Minnesota cities with accessible, high-impact training across the state.

LMCIT's Tracy Stille is shown presenting at the Spring 2025 Loss Control Workshop in St. Paul.