July 2010 Interface - Florida Association of Code Enforcement

VOL. 22 NO. 1 July, 2010
INTERFACE
FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT
www.face-online.org
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2010 - 2011
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
President
Frank Cassidy
City of Cape Coral
1 st Vice President
Mark Caskie
City of Brooksville
2 nd Vice President
Jim Dehne
City of Lakeland
3 rd Vice President
Hector Garcia
City of Deltona
Secretary
Lori Mobley
Town of
Howey-in-the-Hills
Treasurer
James Acosta
St. Johns County
Sergeant-at-Arms
Deborah Leigh
Seminole County
Past President
Terry Suggs
Alachua County
Next Board Meeting:
August 27-28, 2010
Orlando, Florida
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Frank Cassidy
Welcome to another new year of F.A.C.E. I hope everyone who was
able to attend this year’s conference enjoyed it. We tried many new
changes and overall preliminary responses have been overwhelmingly
positive! This annual event would not be possible without the dedication
and hard work of the membership, especially the Program Committee.
This year’s conference was the result of the efforts of Mark O’Connor,
Mark Caskie, Brenda Rothwell, Pam Taylor, Shenoy Raghuraj, Cynthia
McPherson, Danielle Helmick, and our honorary team member Debbi
Leigh - thank you all! A special thanks to Bob Hamilton who played a
significant role in this year’s seminar with several sessions, and for his
continued support and advice; and to Marilyn Crotty and her IOG Team
for all their hard work on the seminar and throughout the year.
Congratulations to your new Board:
1 st VP: Mark Caskie
2 nd VP: Jim Dehne
3 rd VP: Hector Garcia
Treasurer: James Acosta
Secretary: Lori Mobley
Sgt. at Arms: Debbi Leigh
Past President: Terry Suggs
Table of Contents
News from the Board ---------------------3–5
Feature Articles----------------------------6-8
Class/Exam Schedule --------------------9
Chapter News -----------------------------10
New Certifications/CEP’s ---------------11
Delinquent Recertifications ----------12
Affidavit of Completion -----------------13
I am both honored and excited to be working with you all this coming
year. We have a lot of work to do, and I am confident together we will
make significant progress. I thank those that I had the pleasure of
working with the past year- Shawn O’Rourke and Dorothy Hird.
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As your new President, I would like to share with you my thoughts as to my role:
You, the membership are top priority- the F.A.C.E. Board serves you and we will be
working hard to provide you the best service, representation and education possible;
We will continue with the strategic plan that was started three years ago - this has
proven very effective at accomplishing annual goals;
The Board needs to do a better job at outreach throughout the State;
I will strive to be a professional representative for you, our members.
Our first Board meeting, held in Orlando immediately following the conference, was productive and
has set the tone for the upcoming year. Here is some information you need to be aware of:
1. Our Board meetings have been scheduled as follows:
a. Aug 27/28 in Orlando- strategic plan review and update followed by the Board meeting;
b. Dec 3 & 4- location TBA- in South Florida;
c. Feb 25 & 26 in Orlando;
d. May 6 & 7- location TBA- in North Florida
e. June 22 thru 25 - 22 nd Annual Education and Training Seminar in Orlando.
2. Our newsletter, the “INTERFACE”, will be changing this year as we continue to make it a
training and educational tool. It will include informative articles, issues that affect code
enforcement, and training information.
3. We will continue to build relationships with other professional associations and organizations
to strengthen our input on legislative issues and laws that affect our profession while
increasing awareness and understanding of what we do.
4. We will continue to work towards State recognition/certification.
5. I have appointed Shawn O’Rourke to continue and bring to completion the single fee schedule
to simplify membership dues and certification renewals while reducing costs.
In order to make this work, we need you, our members to get more involved. If you notice #1 above,
we have yet to announce our meeting locations for our December 2010 and May 2011 meetings. We
would like to hear from chapters and/or agencies in the designated areas of the State to sponsor or
assist with organizing and conducting our Board meeting in your area. We have already heard from
Charlotte County and Palm Beach County, but we would like to hear from more! We would also like
you to send us articles, news clippings, programs that are working in your jurisdiction, and anything
else newsworthy or that has training value so we can publish it in the newsletter. We know you are all
doing great things- let’s hear about them and start sharing them!
If you have questions, let me know and I will do my best to provide the answers.
As always, I encourage and solicit any feedback on training and the F.A.C.E. courses- training is the
backbone of F.A.C.E., so we all need to be involved. Please contact me with suggestions, questions,
ideas, and feedback - thank you! Keep training and be safe!
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NEWS FROM THE BOARD
1ST VICE PRESIDENT
Mark Caskie
I must start by saying that I heard many great
things about changes made at this year’s
annual training seminar. Once we get the
official report compiled from all your critiques
the program committee will consider all inputs
to produce next year’s event.
Speaking of next year’s event, have you
marked your calendar for June 22-25, 2011?
That's when we will get back together in
Orlando for next year’s annual meeting and
training seminar. We will be back at the same
location, The Buena Vista Palace Hotel & Spa.
This change was an attempt to save money by
signing a multi-year contract. I spoke with
several members this year that self-funded part
or all of their attendance; I want to thank you
for your commitment to our organization. This
is a trend that I will keep in mind as we map
out next year’s program. For those of you that
are still partially or fully funded by your
jurisdiction please don't forget to thank them
for their commitment to the F.A.C.E.
organization and your continued training.
If anyone has suggestions for next year’s
programs please send me an e-mail,
fvpresident@face-online.org . I need to know
what you liked, disliked, or would like to see in
the future. All suggestions will be reviewed.
I look forward to working with the Board of
Directors as we tackle the bumpy road ahead
with the economic and foreclosure issues
facing Florida today.
Thanks for the opportunity to serve you the
membership.
2ND VICE PRESIDENT
Jim Dehne
Hello,
The Certification Committee worked hard to
implement the new Trainer Mentoring Program
and I hope many of you take advantage of
becoming trainers. I encourage you to take a
look at the web site and get started today. You
can make a difference.
Our next endeavor is to tackle the update of
Administrative Aspects (Level II). We will work
with the trainers currently teaching the classes
and come up with something that is relevant to
today’s Code Enforcement Profession. I will
keep you informed as we progress.
Finally, thank you for your confidence to serve
our association for another year. I look forward
to working with the rest of the board members
to ensure F.A.C.E. remains the respected
organization it has become and search for new
and innovative ways to maintain our
certifications.
Remember, be safe and learn.
3RD VICE PRESIDENT
Hector Garcia
Hello everyone! I hope everyone is having a
great and safe summer. Well it’s back to
business now, and one of the things that my
committee and I will be working on is getting a
Miami-based chapter started this year.
We will also be visiting different chapters
throughout the year as a continuation of the
strategic plan set forth by the Board of
Directors. I would like to encourage all of the
membership to submit to me any ideas you
may have on improving the INTERFACE, as
well as submitting photos and articles of the
events or news involving you, the members.
We will also be working on some other projects
throughout the year; I will keep you all
informed.
In closing, please keep in mind that
membership renewal is coming up soon. Make
sure you get your membership fees paid on
time as well as your recertification fees. I know
with today’s economic situation we are all
experiencing, it is tough to maintain ones’
membership if we are not working but in the
end it is worth it. The networking from other
code enforcement professionals like you
makes it worthwhile.
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TREASURER
James Acosta
It was a pleasure to see those of you who
attended the seminar in Orlando last month.
Those of you who were not able to make it for
one reason of another, missed yet another
great conference. Thank you for your vote of
confidence in me to remain as your Treasurer
for another year. I promise to serve you well.
At the seminar, I presented the current budget
status and the upcoming budget for 2010-
2011. If you have any questions, please feel
free to contact me. You can visit the F.A.C.E.
website and view the organizations’ Annual
Budget. Send any questions or helpful
suggestions me via my e-mail. Someone
suggested that I present the budget at next
year’s conference in the form of a PowerPoint.
Great idea! I now have that ready to present;
all I have to do is update the data in May and
plug it in.
The financial status of F.A.C.E. to date is very
good. Our accounts totals as of 05-31-10 are:
Operating Account (Checking): $141,102.21;
Scholarship account (Savings): $12,284.41;
Reserve Account (Savings): $5,229.85
Tips on Personal Finance
The first step in developing a spending plan is
to identify the money that comes into your
household – your income. People talk about
their income in two ways. Gross income is
the money you receive before any deductions.
Net income is the money you take home after
all of the deductions have been made, such as
taxes, Social Security, insurance, 401 (k), and
your stock purchase plan.
When identifying your income, remember to
include the following:
Salary/wages
Food stamps
Seasonal earnings
Other money
Sometimes we spend money without even
thinking about it. Tracking is becoming aware
of the flow of money through your household.
Do you “need” everything you buy? Needs are
items that are essential based on your lifestyle
and values. Housing, groceries, and education
qualify as needs. “Wants” are items that you
desire, but are not necessary, such as a snack
or expensive clothes. Sometimes we purchase
things we want because advertising has led us
to think we need them. Often times we
purchase things in response to an emotion,
such as shopping when you are sad or
disappointed. Try to become more aware of
how much you are spending and why you are
spending money.
To calculate your total monthly spending, you
will want to look at three types of expenses –
general monthly expenses, annual expenses,
and debt.
General monthly expenses. Monthly
spending to meet your family’s needs (e.g.,
food. housing, clothing).
Annual expenses. Larger expenses such as
taxes or auto insurance that you pay once or
twice a year. It is helpful to plan ahead for
these expenses by putting aside a small
amount of money each month.
Debt expenses. Monthly spending to repay
money that you have borrowed (e.g., car loan,
credit card, student loan).
More to follow in the next “INTERFACE.”
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
Deborah Leigh
Let me begin by thanking you all for having the
confidence in me to serve as you new
Sergeant at Arms. I must say, I learned very
fast it will be a challenging year. There are
several projects that I am tasked with that my
committee and I will begin to work on that I
want to let you, the membership, know about.
First, State Recognition of our Certification
Program. This is something that has been in
the works for a number of years and my
committee and I are going to work very hard on
getting this to Tallahassee.
Second, we will be producing a Board of
Directors Manual that will include information,
such as, Board Responsibilities, the Strategic
Plan, and our Code of Ethics along with copies
of motions that have set policy for this
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organization. Third, but not last, we will be
reviewing the current By-Laws with Bob
Hamilton to insure that they are up to date and
accurate.
Now for some news from the conference, the
election results. This year there was only one
contested race, which was for the position of
First Vice President. The candidates for this
position were Mark Caskie from Brooksville
and Dorothy Hird from the Seminole County
Sheriff’s Office. There were 96 registered
delegates at the conference, however, only 83
of them voted. The results were:
Mark Caskie 56
Dorothy Hird 27
Along with being Sergeant at Arms, some of
you may not be aware that I am also
webmaster for the F.A.C.E. Website,
www.face-online.org. At the seminar, a
brochure about the website was included in
your package. I hope you all had a chance to
look it over and see everything that your
website has to offer. For those of you who
were not at the conference, it is available on
the home page. If anyone has any questions,
suggestions, or would like any information that
I may be able to help with, please give me a
call or email me at sergeantaa@faceonline.org.
Start planning now to attend next year’s Training Seminar
(It’s never TOO soon!)
June 22-25, 2011
Buena Vista Palace Hotel & Spa
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Bring your family, and make it a vacation!
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CONFERENCE WRAP-UP
The 21 th Annual Training and Education Seminar for the Florida Association of Code Enforcement
was held June 16 th – 19 Th , 2010 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The venue was perfect for an enriching
educational experience coupled with the amenities and attractions of the Disney area. There were
nearly 300 conference attendees at this year’s annual educational seminar, of which (23) were “First
Time Attendees.”
The opening session began with the Presentation of Colors by the Orange County Honor Guard and
what a great job they did followed by Orange County Sheriff’s Department Corp. 1 st Class Medina,
who graced us with an emotional rendition of our National Anthem.
This conference incorporated a slew of changes and a courageous effort to incorporate more
member, code enforcement trainers throughout the training sessions. We were also very honored
and privileged to have Mr. Bob Hamilton provide additional training sessions that helped enhance the
overall conference experience. Some changes were very well accepted, and others were
experiments that need some work. Thank you to everyone involved for having the courage,
dedication, confidence in membership and our professionals, and the patience to try something (a lot
of “something’s”) new.
The conference training sessions were informative, directly related to the code enforcement
profession, and provided useable tools and applications in the arena of code enforcement. Classes
such as “Green Code Enforcement”, “Chinese Drywall”, “Keeping Code Enforcement in Perspective”,
“Inspection Warrants” “Interview Techniques”, “Situational Awareness”, “Natural Disaster Recovery”,
“Evidence Gathering”, “Gaining Voluntary Compliance”, “Testimony and Demeanor”, “Contractor
Licensing”, “Grant Writing”, “Mediation and Dispute Resolution”, “Benchmarking”, “Snakes and
Insects”, “The Trainer’s Workshop”, and the “Foreclosure Forum” provided both variety and a mix of
learning environments for all attendees.
The League of Women Voters conducted the elections for the 2010-2011 F.A.C.E. Board of Directors
on Friday afternoon and the results were under lock and key until the announcement at the banquet
later that same evening. Congratulations to President, Frank Cassidy - City of Cape Coral, 1 st Vice
President, Mark Caskie- City of Brooksville, 2 nd Vice President, Jim Dehne - City of Lakeland, 3 rd Vice
President, Hector Garcia – City of Deltona, Sergeant at Arms, Debbi Leigh- Seminole County Sheriff’s
Office , Treasurer, James Acosta – St. Johns County, Secretary, Lori Mobley – Town of Howey-in-the-
Hills and Immediate Past President, Terry Suggs - Alachua County.
The Program Committee did a wonderful job decorating the room for Friday night’s Banquet and
Entertainment. For our 21 st Conference, the committee thought it would be nice to dance and sing
along with live entertainment. After the live entertainment, many of us went across the street and
enjoyed the Downtown Disney Market Place and West Side. There was no shortage of
entertainment, good times and great camaraderie. Congratulations to Ken Jackson, Palm Beach
County, winner of the Bob Hamilton Scholarship for the 2011 Seminar. Hearing from attendees and in
viewing some of the evaluations, this was another wonderful seminar, despite the challenges we are
all facing. I would say all enjoyed the seminar.
Thank you to the 2010 Program Committee for a job very well done!
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LEGISLATIVE CORNER
Having a problem in your jurisdiction with vehicles parked along the right of ways being
offered for sale, commonly known as curbstoning? You may now have some relief, if you
convince your jurisdiction to adopt a new ordinance that would allow you to enforce these
new state statutes.
On June 3 rd , the Governor signed House Bill No. 631 that revised Chapter 316.1951, Parking
for certain purposes prohibited; sale of motor vehicles; prohibited acts.
In summary, the bill removes the requirement that the Department of Highway Safety and
Motor Vehicles adopt a uniform written notice to be used to enforce provisions that prohibit
parking a motor vehicle on certain property for the purpose of displaying the motor vehicle as
being for sale, hire, or rental and removes the requirement that each law enforcement agency
provide its own notice for such enforcement.
A new provision added authorizes a local government to adopt an ordinance to enforce such
provisions and authorizes a code enforcement officer from any local government agency to
enforce such provisions. The revision also provides for immediate removal of a motor vehicle
in violation of specified provisions and provides for assessment of a fine in addition to towing
and storage fees, requiring a release form prescribed by the department to be completed
before release of the motor vehicle. If you would like to review this bill’s full content, click
here:
http://www.flsenate.gov/data/session/2010/House/bills/billtext/pdf/h063107er.pdf
ILLEGAL
SIGNS
The Orlando Sentinel interviewed Officer Alex Rueda and Manager Bob Spivey, both with
Orange County Code Enforcement, along with Terry Suggs, Past President of F. A. C. E., on
June 21, 2010 about illegally placed signs. This blight affects cities and counties statewide.
Read the full article at http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/orange/os-sign-of-thetimes-20100615,0,5559109.story
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2010 EDUCATION & TRAINING SEMINAR
2010 -2011 Board of Directors (l-r)
Terry Suggs, Deborah Leigh,
James Acosta, Lori Mobley,
Hector Garcia, Jim Dehne,
Mark Caskie, Frank Cassidy
Bob Hamilton in class. Looks like he may
be paying attention and learning something.
Passing of the President’s Gavel
Frank Cassidy (left), Terry Suggs (right)
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Classes…
Classes…
Classes….
and more Classes…
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And then the fun began…
Couples and groups enjoyed dancing to the music at the banquet
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CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
FEE SCHEDULE
Class hours $12/hour, members; $15/hour, non-members
Exams $75, members; $110, non-members (also for payments
received past the deadline); at PTI: $115
Legal Issue Paper $60, members; $75, non-members
The Florida Association of Code Enforcement has established five levels of certification for individuals working
in the field of Code Enforcement in Florida, which include:
• Fundamentals of Code Enforcement (Level I) 40 hours of classes and passage of examination
• Administrative Aspects of Code Enforcement (Level II) 40 hours of classes and passage of examination
• Legal Issues in Code Enforcement (Level III) 36 hours of classes and passage of examination
• Officer Safety and Field Applications (Level IV) 30 hours of classes and passage of examination
• Code Enforcement Professional (CEP)
Requires three years employment in Code Enforcement, certification in Fundamentals (I), Administrative
Aspects (II), and Legal Aspects (III), and writing and passing of an approved legal issue research paper (5 hours
CEH credit given.)
CLASSES, CONTACTS, EXAMS
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
Ft. Lauderdale, Sue Dean, 561.297.3749 Orlando, Susan Pruchnicki, 407.882.3960
www.fau.edu/fiog www.iog.ucf.edu/face.html
Officer Safety & Field Applications
Fundamentals of Code Enforcement
July 26-29, 2010
October 4-8, 2010
Exam 3:30 – 5:30 PM July 29, 2010 Exam 10:00 – 12:00 Noon October 9, 2010
Fundamentals of Code Enforcement
Administrative Aspects of Code Enforcement
October 25-29, 2010
November 15-19, 2010
Exam 9:00 – 11:00 AM October 30, 2010 Exam 10:00 – 12:00 Noon November 20, 2010
Administrative Aspects/Code Enforcement
Officer Safety & Field Applications
November 15-19, 2010
December 6-9, 2010
Exam 9:00 – 11:00 AM November 20, 2010 Exam 3:30 – 5:30 PM December 9, 2010
FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
Fort Myers, Joanne Hartke, 239.425.3273
Tampa, Kevin Wagner, 813.974.1317
www.fgcu.edu/iog www.fiog.usf.edu
Fundamentals of Code Enforcement
Fundamentals of Code Enforcement
November 1-5, 2010
October 11-15, 2010
Exam 10:00 – 12:00 Noon November 6, 2010 Exam 9:00 – 11:00 AM October 16, 2010
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
Administrative Aspects of Code Enforcement
Tallahassee, Amy Brewer, 850.487.1870
September 13-17, 2010
www.iog.fsu.edu Exam 9:00 – 11:00 AM September 18, 2010
NO CLASSES SCHEDULED AT THIS TIME
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NEWS FROM THE CHAPTERS
This section of the INTERFACE is dedicated to the local chapters within the Florida
Association of Code Enforcement. Hector Garcia, 3 rd Vice President, extends an invitation
to each chapter president to contact him with any chapter news.
Code Enforcement Officer Association of Palm Beach County (CEOAPBC) Chapter meetings are
held the 4th Tuesday of each month. Please contact Shenoy Raghuraj
561-233-5522 sraghura@pbcgov.org for more information.
Northeast Association of Code Enforcement (NEACE) The month's meeting will be Wednesday, July
14, at Fionn MacCool's Irish Pub and Restaurant. It is located at 333 1st St N., Jacksonville Beach. There is
parking across the street and in the public pier parking lot north of restaurant. A menu is attached.
http://www.maccoolsjax.com/menu.php for viewing. We are going to have Ricard Martyniak with The Buzz
Killers come speak about different issues with bee and removal etc. The meeting will run from 11:30 am to 1:30
pm. Hope to see you there!
Tampa Bay Association of Code Enforcement (TBACE) Hello to all from Tampa Bay! We are very
excited about the rise in TBACE membership. The training sessions have been very interesting and helpful,
leading to a growth in attendance. Please remember to become a TBACE member is still only $10 a year. This
includes 6 training sessions a year, from which F.A.C.E. continuing education hours are earned. Take care and
be safe out there. Carolyn Carrasquillo, Code Enforcement Officer, TBACE President
Gold Coast Association of Code Enforcement (GCACE) Our organization meets monthly in different cities in
Broward and Dade County. We are over 250 strong, and growing. We welcome our newcomers and associate
members. We have great speakers and earn our CEH’s required to keep up our certification. Even through the
rough economy, we come together in expectation of what our world in code will bring next and how we face it
together. The networking with each other and sharing of information is vital to our jobs. For more information.
Contact Pat Uber – President Gold Coast Association. (954)344-5955 puber@coralsprings.org
Treasure Coast Association of Code Enforcement (TCACE) The Treasure Coast Association of Code
Enforcement meetings have been suspended until further notice. Contact Dennis Bunt, St. Lucie County, at
buntd@stlucieco.gov. for further information.
Polk Association of Code Enforcement (PACE) Contact Don Corder at don.corder@lakelandgov.net
for meeting information.
Southwest Association of Code Enforcement (SWACE) Southwest Association of Code Enforcement
(SWACE) - In the May issue of Interface, we announced a new Board. Since that issue, our President - Danielle
Helmick has had to resign her post, so per our by-laws, Rhonda Leonard has been placed into that position. We
will be having a meeting on July 22 to appoint a new Vice-President and to discuss future continuing education
hours that we will be offering at little to no cost. If you would like information concerning any training or chapter
meetings, please contact me at Rhonda.Leonard@charlottefl.com or call (941)623-1001.
Central Florida Code Enforcement Association (CFCEA) Summer time is here, and on behalf of the
CFCEA Board of Directors, I would like to wish everyone a wonderful and safe summer.
The CFCEA will be having a fundraiser on July 31, 2010. We are selling tickets to see the Daytona Cubs vs.
Bradenton Marauders. The tickets are $15.00 each and include your entry to the game as well as a food
voucher. The food voucher is good for a hot dog or hamburger, chips and a drink; you can also choose to get
pizza instead.
CFCEA members and guests will have an opportunity to meet the Cubs mascot Cubby and have their picture
taken with him on the field prior to the game. Come join us for an evening of fun. Tickets can be purchased by
contacting President Hector Garcia at 386-589-0694 or Bruce Fleming at 407-585-1365.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE PASSED THE EXAM AND ARE
NOW CERTIFIED IN FUNDAMENTALS OF CODE ENFORCEMENT (Level I): Heather
Mulligan, Mark Withers
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE PASSED THE EXAM AND ARE
NOW CERTIFIED IN ADMINISTRATIVE ASPECTS OF CODE ENFORCEMENT (Level II):
Curtis Bloomfield, James Flannigan, Vidal Garcia, Jr., Lilian Valencia, Colon Zapatier
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE PASSED THE EXAM AND ARE NOW
CERTIFIED IN LEGAL ASPECTS OF CODE ENFORCEMENT (Level III): Derek Alvarez,
Christopher Ambach, Kelly Anders, Steve Athey, Patrick Bladwin, Susana Capasso, Ron
Cliff, John Connetta, Michaelle Crowley, Gene Freeman, Carlos Garcia, Glen Guzman, Corey
O’Neil, Sherry Patterson, Renald Paul, Christina Perez, Tonya Phillips, Bill Quinsey, Alberto
Sanchez, John Santafemia, Marlene Serrano, Azure Sorrels, Stacy Stevens, Octavia Taylor,
Jennifer Waldron, Weldon Walker
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE PASSED THE EXAM AND ARE
NOW CERTIFIED IN OFFICER SAFETY & FIELD APPLICATIONS (Level IV): Jose
Acevedo, Jr., Valerie Luster, David Nipp, Steve Smith, Donald B. Williams, Kimberly Williams,
Jennifer C. Willis
NEW CEP’s
Dennis Browning, City of Lakeland, “Foreclosed Property: Impact of New
&Amended Ordinances”, passed June 8, 2010.
Congratulations!
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RECERTIFICATION
Re-certification was due for the following by July 1, 2010. There is an extension until January 1, 2011
with the penalty fee. To be recertified the individuals listed below must: (1) take 16 hours of continuing
education, (2) return the affidavit if necessary, (on page 13, and (3) pay a late recertification fee, otherwise they
will lose their most recent level of certification on JANUARY 1, 2011.
Adderly, Andrea
Alberro, Abelardo
Alvarez, S. Madeleine
Amerson, Philip
Anderson, Anishka
Andre, Richard
Arnold, Michelle
Arthur, Kenneth
Ausley, T. Dwayne*
Banks, William
Clark, Robin*
Beatty-Hunter, Betty*
Boscaglia, Joe
Bruce, Janet
Burden, Randy
Burdett, Annamarie
Burdett, Brian
Burdine, Karen
Burlinson, Fritz
Butler, Cassandra
Cameron, Suzette
Carmichael, Lisa
Carter, Brad
Childers, Ruby
Ciccione, Sue
Cliff, Ronald
Coloe, Michael
Conklin, Edward
Cooper, Ernie
Crabtree, Dave
Croce, Mike
D’Amico, ToniAnn
Davis, Joseph
Del Rosario, Annie
Diaz, Lisandro
Donovan, Sean
Drost, Michael
Durgin, Gregory
England, James C.
Fairholm, Deborah
Fieler, Teresa
Fisher, Gary
Forbes, Helena
Fraticelli, Carlos*
Gabriel, Dawud
Galvez, Rafael
Garcia, Alexander
Golding, Clement*
Grayer, Terrance
Greene II, Joseph
Guzman, Glen*
Harrell, Sandra
Henderson, Gene
Hendley, Mahlon
Hill, Dana
Howard, Doug
Hunter, Randal*
Jackson, Sean
Jewell, Tracey
Johnson, Leon (Rusty)
Jones, Cynthia*
Kas, Don*
Kearns, David
Kincannon, Clint*
LaPorta, Vincent*
Lewis, Don
Lippek, Robert
Lyon, Jay
Maddox, Richard*
Malchow, Robert
Marsh, John
Martinez, Angelica
Massing, Ted
McAlinden, Michelle
McCullough, Leann
McLean, Carlton*
Medio, Carlos*
Mesa, Ida*
Millender-Dempsey, Courtney
Montes, Eduardo
Muniz, Pablo
Murkerson, Darrel*
Murray, Maurice
Nieto, Arley
Nipp, David*
Norris, Gordon
Oberstein, Robert
Ortiz, William
Osborn, Diana
Pappas, Peter
Parris, Glenda
Peebles, Patricia
Peon, Ramon
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