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We’re taking a page from PM Magazine, and posting a list of our most popular posts of the year. Which are your favorites?

  1. Local government boards, committees, and commissions. What’s the difference?

In addition to the governing body – which may also be referred to as a board or council – local governments may establish boards, committees, and commissions. While these terms are often used interchangeably, there are distinct differences between them.

  1. Oops, Sent That! How to Unsend an Email in Outlook (maybe)

Depending on your setup, there are actually ways to unsend that email in Outlook

  1. November is gratitude month!

November is National Gratitude Month, a time to reflect on the positive aspects of our lives and express our appreciation for the people and things that bring us joy.

  1. October is Book Month

Just for fun, we asked AI to recommend novels written in the 2020s that would be relevant to municipal clerks.

  1. Conquer Your Computer: Essential Keyboard Shortcuts for PC and Mac

These handy key combinations let you perform actions with a few taps, saving you clicks and precious time.

  1. September is Civic Awareness Month

September is National Civic Awareness Month, a time to spotlight the importance of informed and engaged citizens.

  1. Embracing Gratitude as a Municipal Clerk

If you’ve just come through a contentious election season, you might feel drained, overwhelmed, and underappreciated. It’s completely normal. Now, while the dust is settling, let’s look at some reasons to be grateful for your important role.

  1. AI Content in Local Government Office: Friend or Foe?

Municipal clerks strive for efficiency and clear communication with residents. Enter AI-generated content, a rapidly growing field that can be a double-edged sword for local government offices.

  1. Love yourself! Love, ClerkBase

You hold the power to boost your confidence, polish your professionalism, and navigate your work environment. These seven tips may help.

  1. Election connection

Poll workers are an essential part of the election process. They’re also harder to find than in the past.