Risk transfer is one of the most important components of an effective risk management strategy. Contractual risk transfer is so important that IPE has created this webinar series to highlight how best to effectively transfer risk using contracts and agreements. In each session, we will tackle the unique challenges of partnering with non-profits, contractors, or other municipalities and pinpoint the necessary steps to do it right.

Catch-up on past sessions:
Boundary Road Agreements

When municipalities share a boundary, responsibility for the roads that run along or across it can quickly become unclear without a formal agreement. A well-structured boundary road agreement is not just a tool for operational clarity—it’s a critical risk management instrument. View the recording here.

Lease Agreements

Lease and rental agreements are as varied as the properties they govern: from large warehouses to open fields, to skate-sharpening booths at a rec facility. Effectively transferring risk to the tenant of the space, or in some cases, the landlord, is a foundational responsibility that must be factored into any rental agreement. View the recording here.

Shared Services and Mutual Agreements

Municipalities across our country share services with neighbouring communities and upper-tier municipalities in order to function effectively and within budget. The agreements between parties are often dated and not properly documented. View the recording here.

Securing Safe Roads and Trails

Understanding ways those exposures can be effectively mitigated by the use of contracts as well as partnerships will be the topic of this informative session. View the recording here. Shared Services and Mutual Agreements Municipalities across our country share services with neighbouring communities and upper-tier municipalities in order to function effectively and within budget. The agreements between parties are often dated and not properly documented. View the recording here.

Successful Special Events

From pop-up markets, to parades, though they enliven and bolster community spirit, they can also create unique hazards and unexpected risks that a municipality must address. Oftentimes, dealing with non-profit organizers or community groups adds complexity to the planning of these celebrations. View the recording here.