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The Municipal Voice is proud to present a special edition with our Executive Director and CEO Joe DeLong, who will be interviewing guest Sean Scanlon, Comptroller for the State of Connecticut. They talk about Citizens' Assemblies. Join us for this informative discussion.

The town in popular imagination is quaint, quiet, full of rows of white picket fences and rose bushes. The town that CCM knows is anything but. It is a million moving parts, it is finance and IT, tax collectors and economic development. And as many of you know, the captain that steers that ship in a few dozen of Connecticut’s towns is the town manager. Joining us today is Michael Paulhus to talk about innovative ideas that he is undertaking in Plainville that are anything but plain.

Across the state, non-profit organizations work tirelessly to improve the lives of Connecticut residents. Today we will be hearing from two of those organizations. Lisa Hammersley of the Connecticut School + State Finance Project is here to discuss education funding and how to fix it. But first we are going to talk with Elizabeth Kaesar from the Connecticut River Museum about their upcoming Environmental Summit, held in conjunction with Wesleyan University.

The time is once again upon us to host the annual CCM Convention at Mohegan Sun Convention Center. And while we’d like to think that the nearly 1000 people who congregate each year are coming just to see the fine folks at CCM, they’re really coming for the packed exhibit hall, the ample networking time, and of course, CCM’s educational workshops. Today, we’re talking with Paige Bronk, a Planning Section Manager for M&J Engineering and one of our workshop hosts,  to discuss why the convention is important for municipal officials and businesses alike.