Public Sector Webinars

Join us online for an insightful session on East Riding of Yorkshire Council's journey, as we explore a decade of Social Value strategy.

Battery-powered chainsaws have become more available over the past several years. Availability, combined with rapid improvements in battery technology, have U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service employees curious about the efficiency of this technology for their day-to-day work. Join the National Technology and Development Program for an upcoming webinar on battery-powered chainsaws. Program staff are evaluating battery-powered chainsaws in order to better understand these tools. Areas of interest include cutting performance, battery performance, noise, safety, cost, maintenance, user experience, and other considerations. National Technology and Development Program project manager Damien Hoffman will summarize the evaluation of seven different battery-powered chainsaws.

Making drone technology more accessible. Join a discussion led by law enforcement industry experts on enhancing situational awareness by expanding drone programs across patrol divisions. Register to attend this webinar on Tuesday, November 7, at 1 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. CT / 10 a.m. PT.

This webinar will cover the following: Understand the moratorium on ERC claims and how it affects taxpayers, Learn who can withdraw ERC claims and how, Learn about ERC resources from the IRS, Plus, a live Q & A. Offered with closed captioning. Closed Captioning displays the words that descrbe the audio portion of the program for viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing. Captions are available in English only. All participants who qualify will receive a Certificate of Completion. Tax Professionals - Earn up to 1 CE Credit. Category: Federal Tax. IRS Stakeholder Liaison is an IRS Return Preparer Office Approved CE Provider for Enrolled Agents and Other Tax Return Preparers with valid PTINs and is not NASBA or MCLE accredited. CPAs, attorneys and others licensed by state boards/organizations should check with their respective boards/organizations to determine if credit applies toward their continuing education requirements.

This webinar, the first in a series of five, will present an overview of NCHRP 08-119 Data Integration, Sharing, and Management for Transportation Planning and Traffic Operations, which began in 2019 and ran through 2023. The objective of this project was to develop tools, methods, and guidance for improving data sharing, integration, and management practices to enable transportation agencies, in collaboration with private-sector and public-sector stakeholders, to make better planning and operations decisions. The webinar series will share best practices, lessons learned, challenges and opportunities, and emerging practices for data sharing, integration, and management; opportunities and information on partnering with private sector data providers; and the needs/approaches to prepare for big data. Much of the work from the project can also be found at data.transportationops.org. To effectively plan and operate transportation systems, agencies need to use a wide variety of data. However, existing data silos; a lack of common data formats; hesitation or fear of sharing data; and traditional, rigid data management practices limit transportation agencies and practitioners in their ability to exchange, integrate, and use data for analysis, reporting, and decision-making. Further, as transportation agencies begin to use new data sources and to make their data more accessible, some of the issues faced include gaining confidence in the data and understanding their quality and variability, reconciling data discrepancies among different sources, validating processes for turning data into information, comparing system performance across time considering how the data have changed, and understanding the implications of big data approaches/applications. More modern approaches to data management can improve the efficiency of data-driven processes as well as support innovation across transportation agencies.

Join us on October 26, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET for the next EH Nexus webinar. Subject matter experts from the Lead Poisoning Prevention and Surveillance Branch at CDC’s National Center for Environmental Health will serve as presenters for this webinar. During this webinar, you will learn about • CDC’s Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program • Different sources and routes of lead exposure • Health effects • Economic and racial disparities • Prevention and mitigation to reduce lead exposure • Blood lead testing • Recent lead-related media stories and recalls Visit the Environmental Health Nexus website for more details. Closed captioning will be available.

Join NDIA on the third Friday of every month at 1 PM ET for the Community Calls, where we share national resources and on-the-ground strategies for providing digital inclusion services. Community Calls are open to NDIA members. Registration is required.If you are not an NDIA member and are interested in joining, please submit an application here.If you are an NDIA member and need a registration link, please contact community@digitalinclusion.org