LEADERSHIP TOOLS
Stronger supervisors.
Stronger local government.
Turn workforce concerns into clear priorities, relevant participant roles, and a practical next step.
01 · READINESS PULSE
How consistently do your supervisors lead people?
Eight practical prompts. Get your result without an email address. Answers stay in this page and reset when you leave or reload.
02 · DEPARTMENT MATCH
Who should actually attend?
Choose a function to explore possible attendees and workplace practice. Structures and titles vary by municipality.
Public Works & Streets
Example roles: Maintenance supervisors, forepersons, field crew leads, and newly promoted operations leads.
Leadership pressure: Setting daily priorities, giving field feedback, handling absence or performance issues, and coordinating work across shifts.
SAMPLE FIELD LAB
A clearer crew handoff
Draft and test a five-minute daily expectations brief. Document the decision owner and escalation point.
Open the practice worksheet →03 · ACADEMY SEAT PLANNER
Plan a realistic investment.
$2,500 per participant · 20-participant cohort cap
January 27–March 10, 2027
Wednesdays · 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. ET
Self-paced orientation: January 20, 2027
Estimated Academy investment
$7,500
3 × $2,500. Seat / PO deadline: December 11, 2026.
This estimate does not hold seats or show live availability. Separately negotiated services are excluded. JCIG confirms terms and enrollment in writing.
Get purchasing resources04 · PROGRAM MATCH
Choose the right starting conversation.
Academy or Bootcamp?
Discuss the organizational problem, desired behavior changes, sponsorship, and delivery needs before selecting a program.
Schedule a Program-Fit Conversation