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<br />9A <br />Page 12 <br /> <br />For more information about the CCLI, including how to nominate a city elected official for next <br />year's program, please contact Samantha Cayglll, League public affairs program manager, at <br />(916) 658-8204 or scavaill@cacities.ora. <br /> <br />'Training' Continued from Page 1... <br /> <br />The 45-minute training will feature a short interview focused on a vital issue to your city, a video <br />playback/critique, and a follow-up interview. Participants will receive a DVD copy of their training <br />session. <br /> <br />The trainers are public information officers and media experts from cities throughout California. <br />The session is designed to give participants greater ease in delivering your city's important <br />messages on camera and will improve newspaper and radio interviewing skills. <br /> <br />There is a high demand for these one-on-one sessions. Of the 12 sessions offered this year there <br />are only three time slots left, which are listed below. The training will be held in the League Press <br />Room at the San Jose Convention Center. <br /> <br />You must return the registration form and provide payment to reserve one of the training spots. <br />Please be sure to include details about an important issue facing your city so that we can prepare <br />interview questions that are tailored to your community. The form has been posted on the <br />League's Web site at www.cacities.oralresource files/28225.Media Trainina flver2009.odf. <br /> <br />Emily Cole, League communications assistant, is available by phone at (916) 658-8283 or <br />ecole@cacities.ora to answer any questions about the on-camera media trainings. Registration <br />forms should be sent to her attention via email or by fax to (916) 658-8240. <br /> <br />Reservations will be accepted on a paid first-come, first-served basis. There is a $10 charge <br />which is refunded as a $10 CityBooks coupon for those who attend the training. No refunds or <br />coupons will be issued for "no shows." <br /> <br />Available On-Camera Interview Training Session Times <br /> <br />Thursday, Sept. 17 <br />10 -10:45 a.m. <br />2 - 2:45 p.m. <br /> <br />Friday, Sept. 18 <br />11-11:45 a.m. <br /> <br />Registration Open for ILG Annual Conference Luncheon Symposium <br /> <br />The Institute for Local Government (ILG) will present its fifth annual Luncheon Symposium at the <br />League's annual conference in San Jose on Sept. 17. <br /> <br />Dr. Robert S. Ogilvie. program director of Pianning for Healthy Piaces at Public Health Law & <br />Policy, will speak about ways that cities can use planning, economic development, and <br />redevelopment tools to create healthier neighborhoods. <br /> <br />The symposium presentation will be followed by an afternoon workshop on "Local Strategies for <br />Creating Healthy Communities." Both the symposium and the workshop are being organized by <br />ILG's Healthy Neighborhoods Project. <br /> <br />Local leadership related to neighborhood planning and development can have a profound <br />influence on public health. <br /> <br />The connection between health and the environment present both challenges and opportunities <br />for community leaders and residents including: <br /> <br />4 <br />