Local Government Alternative Revenue Sources and Public Finance – 2026 Seminar
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ALTERNATIVE REVENUE SOURCES AND PUBLIC FINANCE
Nabors, Giblin & Nickerson, P.A.’s 206 Seminar
October 16, 2026
The Drury Plaza Hotel, Downtown Disney
This Course is designed for those practicing in the field of local government law and public finance in the state of Florida. The individual presentations are on area of local government law and practice that are emerging, and/or trending and are designed to problem-solve by providing practical solutions to the legal issues. This Course covers topics, including, bond financing, public-private partnerships, infrastructure surtaxes, municipal service benefit and taxing units, impact fees, local mandates, audit preparation, and new updates to the law related to grants, budgeting, and local taxation. Attorneys and local government employees representing cities, counties and local government employees will benefit from this Course.
- Schedule of Events
- Registration Form
- Detailed Outline of Course Content
- Biographical Summaries of Speakers
GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration
You may register for this educational seminar by completing the Registration Form, link above, and return to Angela Matherne at NG&N by September 21, 2026. This Seminar is complementary to participants and includes breakfast and lunch. Course materials will be available to seminar attendees for download prior to the seminar start date.
Hotel Reservations
If you choose to stay at the Drury Plaza Hotel Orlando, Disney Springs, 2000 Hotel Plaza Boulevard, Lake Buena, Vista, Florida 32830 (407) 560-6111, the hotel is offering a special group rate of $189 USD per night. Overnight parking is available at $28.00 per day. The last date to book with the discount code is Tuesday, September 15, 2026. The following link will provide you with the booking instructions: Book your group rate for Nabors Giblin & Nickerson’s Seminar on Local Government Alternative Revenue Sources and Public Finance
Professional Education Information
Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit has been approved by The Florida Bar as follows:
- CLER Program: 9 total general credit hours
- Certification Credits: 9 hours City, County and Local Government Law
The Florida Bar Course Number will be provided after sign-in at the conference for attorneys to apply for Course Attendance Credit.