Partner Mallory A. Milluzzi provided best practices for online and social media communication at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s 2026 Municipal Clerks of Illinois Institute and Master Academy in Bloomington, Illinois.
Mallory’s session, “Digital and Social Media Communications,” took place from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 8, in which she discussed:
- Freedom of Information Act
- Open Meetings Act
- Local Records Act
- First Amendment and Social Media
The Institute is a three-year progressive curriculum for municipal clerks looking to advance in their profession. Through lectures, discussions and practical exercises held over the course of one week, attendees build foundational, leadership, governance, strategic thinking and public engagement skills. The conference also gives clerks the opportunity to connect with peers at varying experience levels.
Learn more about the program here.
Mallory counsels school districts, municipalities and public bodies on the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), the Open Meetings Act (OMA), zoning, telecommunications, social media and general municipal and school law, and has litigated PSEBA, First Amendment and civil rights claims. She frequently presents on FOIA, OMA, ethics and social media, and regularly trains newly elected officials.
