At our recent Amplify LIVE annual conference, we hosted a roundtable discussion led by Boyce Systems’ Support and Services Manager, Ragan Dalton. The session was packed with valuable insights from industry veterans including Mitch Wilson, Vicki Kitchen, and Suzy Bass, who shared their experiences and advice on training and support for public officials, particularly Clerks-Treasurers. Below is a summary of the key takeaways: Why Training Matters for Clerk-Treasurers As public officials, education and training aren't just important—they’re legally required in Indiana. Mitch Wilson, Director of Cities, Towns, Utilities, Libraries, & Special Districts, from the State Board of Accounts, explained the recent updates to training requirements for newly elected Clerks and Treasurers. These requirements include: Five hours of training before taking office for newly elected or appointed officials. 14 hours of training within the first year in office. 36 hours of training over the first three years of a term, which must be renewed every term of office. The flexibility in how these hours can be achieved is a relief for many officials. Mitch noted that training can come from various sources ...