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Ethics for Municipal Officials | On-Demand Course - 2024-2025


Virtual, Raleigh, NC  
Wednesday, November 20, 2024 - Sunday, November 01, 2026   iCalendar Eastern Standard Time

Note: The dates above represent the time available to complete this course. There is no set date for this training. It is on-demand, will be delivered to your NCLM account upon registration, and can be completed at your convenience. 

Ethical conduct is important as an elected municipal official. Because of its importance, the North Carolina General Assembly mandates that municipal elected officials receive a minimum of two clock hours of ethics education within 12 months after election or appointment to office. In addition to the state requirement, it is important for municipal officials to understand the need to:

  • Obey all applicable laws regarding official actions taken as a board member
  • Uphold the integrity and independence of the board member's office
  • Avoid impropriety in the exercise of official duties
  • Faithfully perform the duties of the office
  • Conduct the affairs of the governing board in an open and public manner

This course will help municipal officials meet mandated requirements and provide an overview of the laws and regulations that govern ethical behavior in North Carolina.

Course Objectives

  • Understand laws and principles that govern conflicts of interest and ethical standards of conduct at the local government level; and
  • Build and enhance issue-spotting analysis and reasoning skills.

This two-hour on-demand course satisfies the state-required training for newly elected officials. 

Once purchased, the course will be available within your NCLM account here: https://members.nclm.org/My-Account/My-AML-Courses

After completing the course, please click "finish" and submit the completion form. Upon doing so, your Certificate of Completion will also be available within your NCLM account, at the same link above. 

Meeting Location

Virtual  

Raleigh, NC 27601

Map & Directions

With questions, email learning@nclm.org