MILAN, N.M. – Denise Baca, Municipal Clerk of the Village of Milan, has earned the Certified Municipal Clerk (CMC) designation from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC), showcasing her commitment to professional development and local governance.
According to an email from IIMC, the CMC designation, granted by IIMC, acknowledges municipal clerks who meet stringent education criteria and demonstrate substantial contributions to their local government, community, and state. The group said Baca's accomplishment aligns her with IIMC's values and standards.
Established in 1947, IIMC boasts 14,000 members spanning the US, Canada, and 15 other countries. Its mission is to empower municipal clerks with education and professional growth opportunities to meet evolving citizen needs.
The CMC program enhances clerks' performance in municipalities of all sizes. To achieve the designation, clerks must complete rigorous education and accrue relevant municipal experience, equipping them for the complex roles they undertake. This program collaborates with higher learning institutions and state associations.
Baca's achievement is endorsed by the IIMC Board of Directors, highlighting her dedication to professional growth and contributions to the Village of Milan. According to IIMC, Baca’s achievement reflects the importance of ethical standards and adept governance in a changing local government landscape.