Michigan Municipal League: The Review Magazine Jan-Feb 2023 Edition

The Improved Online League Experience By Morgan Schwanky

W e have been working on a better online League experience, with members as our first priority. We heard you loud and clear, and we are delivering a brand-new Michigan Municipal League website with an innovative and intuitive design. You’ll still go to mml. org for all the League services you’ve come to expect, but it’ll be much more attractive, accessible, and easy to navigate. Sweeping improvements to the site include the overall platform, functionality, navigation, and experience. The website will continue to evolve for the next few months as we roll out additional functionality, such as the

Law Enforcement Action Forum pages, our Convention and CapCon sites, and the Community Excellence Award site. But wait, there’s more! The online League experience will improve even further once the new member portal is live in the spring of 2023. These updates will ultimately give members the enhanced experience they need and deserve when accessing the resources essential to serve Michigan communities. Keep reading for details on key changes to mml.org. MML Classified Ads The new and improved classifieds section of our website is the preferred source for municipal job openings in Michigan, whether you’re seeking a position as a municipal manager, fire chief, building inspector, or any other position in our municipalities. The improvements give job posters and job seekers alike an improved experience. It gives more exposure for your job posting, and it will also link to our new member portal when it goes live in the spring of 2023.

Some exciting features: • Matching with qualified candidates who are invited to apply via email alerts • Payment by credit card or invoice • Ability to edit ads themselves and adjust timing as needed • Ability to prioritize employment ads

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