City of Amarillo (COA) Assistant City Secretary Jonni Glick has earned a prestigious designation from the Texas Municipal Clerks Certification Program (TMCCP).
Glick recently graduated from the Texas Municipal Clerks Certification Program from the University of North Texas in Denton.
As of last year, only 1,101 individuals throughout the state of Texas earned the Texas Registered Municipal Clerk designation.
“The requirements to receive this prestigious certification are extensive, rigorous and thorough,” said COA Secretary Stephanie Coggins, who has also earned the TMCCP designation. “By choosing to obtain this advanced education, Jonni has further improved her skills to serve the public in her important role with the city.”
Glick completed approximately 200 hours of individual study over a four-course curriculum and completed eight seminars.
The curriculum included an array of topics including public administration, election law, budgeting and finance, municipal law and personnel management.
The program is a university-level professional education program for city clerks and city secretaries in Texas. The program is the third oldest of 47 programs around the world.
For more information on the Texas Municipal Clerks Association, go to:
municlerks.unt.edu/about-tmca.html
