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From WMCA President Anne Uecker, WCPC/MMC
I don’t know about you, but I am ready for Spring - and it seems like the weather is starting to agree. The old standing joke was that in Wisconsin we have two seasons – winter and road construction. I think in 2012 we have only one – ELECTION SEASON! The Election Communications Committee has been busy keeping all of us up to date on last minute changes which are so helpful. Thank you to the Committee for staying on top of things.
On February 3rd, the Executive Board met in Plover. At the meeting, the Board approved the Strategic Plan, the Mission Statement, and worked on prioritizing the four major goals that came out of the Strategic Planning session held in December, 2011.
The Mission Statement represents what the Executive Board feels is the core value of WMCA:
WMCA is the premier source for the personal empowerment of Municipal Clerks of Wisconsin through education, professional development, and promotion of excellence.
The 4 goals that will be priorities for the Board are (in no particular order):
1. Evaluate the Current WMCA Governance Model
2. Enhance Communication with WMCA Members
3. Extend the Professional Image and Influence of Municipal Clerks
4. Complete WMCA Strategic Plan with Effective Communication
Each goal has a “champion” – someone who is going to work on it, perhaps form a small ad-hoc committee, and then present to the Executive Board the information gathered as well as action needed to be taken for granted further discussion and implementation. As you can see, none of these goals are small undertakings, but on the other hand, none are unattainable.
The picture above is the swearing in of 2011-2012 President Anne Uecker
At the 2011 WMCA Annual Banquet at the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells.
- Adopt-A-Clerk Program - We match new clerks with a seasoned clerk from the same type and size municipality. Call on them when you have a question.
- The Clerk’s Listserv (e-mail network) - an invaluable tool for communicating with over 600 other WMCA clerks instantly. A place to ask questions and get quick answers.
- The WMCA Clerks Manual - The Clerk’s manual is a practical and useful guide to the new Clerk and the old pros. It is a reference guide of the basic duties of a town, village or city clerk.
- The Quill - the WMCA newsletter, published quarterly, available electronically on our website, is filled with up-to-date information about upcoming events, recent happenings and pertinent information for members.
- Professional Education - from one-day workshops to a wide selection of classes during our three-day conference.
- Certification - become a Wisconsin Certified Municipal Clerk and ultimately a Wisconsin Certified Professional Clerk
- And much more.






