CLG Training Resources
We are here to help! Preservation through partnership is the goal of the Certified Local Government (CLG) Program. This commitment is key to Washington States ability to preserve, protect, and increase awareness of our unique cultural heritage found in the built environment. As a CLG, communities have direct access to SHPO staff for assistance with their commission, building assessments, surveys and nominations, and general preservation assistance. To help you with these various tasks, DAHP offers a variety of training, some specific for CLGs, and other general preservaton training. Virtual or in person, all you have to do is ask and we'll be there!
Check this page periodically for upcoming trainannouncements or newly posted trainings Please, see below for more useful materials and to explore previous trainings.
Trainings and Videos:
- CLG Basics by Michelle Thompson
- Listing Local Historic Districts by Megan Duvall and Logan Camporeale from the Spokane Historic Preservation Office
- Approaches to Traeatment by Nick Vann
- How to Evaluate Historic Resources for the National Register of Historic Places by Michael Houser
- Evaluating Historic Significance by Michael Houser
- Federal Historic Tax Credits by Michael Houser
- Design Review by Kim Gant
- Audience Engagement for Historic Preservation by Lauren Hoogkamer
- Preservation Planning by Karen Gordon
Legal Basics and Meeting Procedures:
- Legal Basics for Historic Preservation by Dan Corson
- Meeting Procedures by Karen Gordon
- For the Record: The NAPC Short Guide to Parliamentary Procedure
- Washington State Open Public Meetings Act, MRSC
- Meeting Procedures by Karen Gordon
- Legal Basics and Ethics by Karen Gordon
- NAPC Code of Ethics
- A Letter to George: How To Keep The Preservation Commission Out Of Court And Avoid Being Sued
- Spokane CLG Training Legal Basics and Ethics
- How to Conduct an HPC Meeting
- Local Government Citizen Advisory Boards, MRSC
- Building a Defensible Record