
Fund Accounting
[FREE COURSE] A clear, practical introduction to how cities should manage governmental, proprietary, and fiduciary funds.

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Learn the characteristics of city budgets as a work plan and communication tool. Understand the budget cycle.
Learn which depositories a city may use and how to choose one.

Learn about new state and federal laws that significantly affect city budget decisions.
Discusses city authority and steps to levy special assessments for local improvements like streets, waterworks or sanitary sewer.
A short, practical guide with a focus on financial operations in cities of under 2,500 population.
Cyber incident coverage from the League’s Insurance Trust addressing financial, legal, and operational impacts.
Read about commonly used and authorized financing tools for cities to fund local improvements and economic development.
Has basic information on routine financial tasks cities must perform like use of funds in accounting and internal control procedures.
Insurance helps pay lawful claims and defend against meritless claims. Loss control measures aim to reduce injuries and claims.
Get tips to avoid Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) fraud, and access a model policy on Safe Electronic Transfers and Payments…

[FREE COURSE] A clear, practical introduction to how cities should manage governmental, proprietary, and fiduciary funds.

[FREE COURSE] Learn how cities can use a chart of accounts to record transactions and ensure accurate, consistent financial reporting.

[FREE COURSE] This course designed specifically for small cities provides an overview of the budgeting process.