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Hosted by NC League of Municipalities · government · EN · 156 episodes
Municipal Equation is a podcast about cities and towns in changing times. Created by the North Carolina League of Municipalities. Producer/host: Ben Brown.
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Episode #110
With federal requirements (and deadlines ahead) regarding the Americans With Disabilities Act and local government websites, we bring you another important session with Kevin Benson from VC3, this time showing us ways to test our municipal websites for accessibility issues. You should also mark your calendar for the next webinar on the topic, set for Sept. 3, 2026. And check out NCLM's page on ADA accessibility for all the background you need.
Episode #109
Local police department evidence rooms are vital, sensitive places, and a lot rides on managing them well. On this episode, we talk with Hope Martin, evidence manager for the Madison Police Department and board member with the International Association for Property and Evidence, who takes us inside the typical evidence room and runs down the best practices and mentalities for smart, secure management. More about Hope Martin and IAPE: https://welcome.iape.org/2024/02/14/hope-martin/
Episode #108
How do we keep our online systems, and by extension our communities, safe as cyber threats constantly advance and evolve? Yes, we can have all the best security software and so on. But it's also about human behavior, planning and response. On this episode, we talk with NCLM's director of information technology, Sunil Rajan, about the kinds of cyber threats that local governments, vendors and organizations face today, how these threats have evolved, and how to stay ahead of them.
Episode #107
If you're a local elected official, it's important to understand the legal framework of the role and that of the governing board — what you can do, and what you can't, by law -- and it's not always handy, common knowledge. Attorneys at NCLM and in-house with cities and towns across the state specialize in these points, though, and so we've brought NCLM Senior Assistant General Counsel Ben Mount to the podcast to go over the basics and lesser-knowns. Here, we discuss five legal topics we think every elected local official should know in their service. This is a great episode fo...
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