Leadership Moniteau County

Leadership Moniteau County (LMC)
Empowering Citizens • Strengthening Communities

Leadership Moniteau County (LMC) is a dynamic program designed to inspire and equip citizens to take active roles in their communities through public service and involvement in civic and nonprofit organizations. Sponsored by the California Lions Club and supported by various local groups and individuals, LMC cultivates leadership and strengthens community ties across Moniteau County.

Program Overview:
LMC features six class sessions held over a 12-month period, with meetings in California, Tipton, and Jamestown. Each session includes on-site visits to local businesses and farms, along with presentations from speakers on topics such as:

• Leadership development and volunteerism
   
• Local and state government (including a session at the State Capitol in Jefferson City)
   
• Education from early childhood through high school
   
• Law enforcement, health, and wellness
   
• Community services, industry, and agriculture
   

Who Should Participate:
Each class includes 15 to 20 members from diverse backgrounds. There are no age restrictions—anyone with a passion for Moniteau County and a desire to make a difference is encouraged to apply. The program fosters connection among like-minded individuals, building relationships that last well beyond the classroom.

Commitment & Cost:

• Program Duration: 12 months
   
• Tuition: $300
   
• Support Required: If employed, participants must have the backing of their employer or sponsoring organization
   

Join Leadership Moniteau County and become part of a network committed to creating a stronger, more engaged community.