Events

Digital Property Records

How to build a lasting archive.

During this live session, you'll learn:

• How digital property records can reduce staff time spent searching across paper files, spreadsheets, emails, and disconnected systems.
• Ways online access can reduce repetitive questions and make information easier for the public to find.
• How property records can help uncover and share connections among buildings, people, events, and neighborhoods.
• Answers to your questions during a live Q&A with our team.

Digital Property Records

How to Build a Lasting Archive

Presenters: Yumi McClellan and Rachel Thompson

Who Should Attend: District Administrators, Historic Boards, Associations, Council Members

Learn how to create digital property records that survive staff turnover, hardware failures, and decades of organizational change while keeping community history searchable and accessible.

Heritage Tourism & Community Engagement Through Preservation Technology

Presenters: Yumi McClellan and Rachel Thompson

Who Should Attend: Associations, Museums, Council Members, District Administrators

Discover how interactive maps, digital storytelling, and modern preservation technology help communities attract visitors, engage residents, and expand public participation.

2027 Preservation Priorities

Planning for the Year Ahead

Presenters: Yumi McClellan and Rachel Thompson

Who Should Attend: District Administrators, Historic Boards, Council Members, Associations

Develop a practical framework for planning preservation initiatives, identifying data gaps, prioritizing projects, and demonstrating measurable impact throughout the coming year.