Florida City and County ManageMent assoCiation

Loving Your Community -

Building Attachment to Florida’s Cities,

Towns and Counties

Loving Your Community -

Building Attachment to Florida’s Cities,

Towns and Counties

FCCMA 2013 AnnuAl ConFerenCeMAy 22-25 | Hilton orlAndo

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Wednesday, May 22, 20137:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom FoyerRegistration Desk Open

8:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IVPre-Conference Workshop – So You Want To Be a City/County Manager?

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Lake Lucerne (Lobby Level)Board of Directors Meeting

1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VICMA University Workshop – Navigating Successful Relationships with Elected Officials

3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VI ICMA-RC – I Can See Clearly Now: Retirement Planning Made Simple

3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom II-IIIExhibit Hall Open

5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VIFirst-Time Attendees’ Orientation

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom II-III President’s Welcome Reception in the Exhibit Hall

7:45 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Lake Lucerne (Lobby Level)“A Salute to the Center” Fundraiser

Thursday, May 23, 20137:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom FoyerRegistration Desk Open

7:15 a.m. - 8:15 a.m.Lake Concord (Lobby Level)Inspirational Breakfast – My Field of Dreams: Sticks and Stones

7:45 a.m. - 8:45 a.m.Orlando Ballroom II-IIIContinental Breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

7:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.Orlando Ballroom II-IIIExhibit Hall Open

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Conway Lake (Lobby Level)Financial Planning Appointments

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Clear Lake (Lobby Level)Résumé Review Appointments with Jim Mercer

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Pocket Lake (Lobby Level)Résumé Review Appointments with Renee Narloch

9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Orlando Ballroom IV-VOpening General Session – For the Love of Cities

9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Orlando Ballroom VIThe Ethics of Good Business – A Florida Business Watch Session

10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Orlando Ballroom II-IIIRefreshment Break in the Exhibit Hall

11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IV-VLegislative Session: Changes and Trends at the Capital

12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom II-IIIBuffet Luncheon and Door Prize Drawings in the Exhibit Hall

12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.Lake Concord (Lobby Level)Career Development Luncheon – Florida’s Future: Seize It, Don’t Dread It!

2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IVMarketing Awareness Campaigns: Delray Beach and New Smyrna Beach

2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VCommunity Values: A Success Story in Obtaining Public Input

2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VIThe Lighting Solution that Pays for Itself: A Case Study of Martin County

3:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.Orlando Ballroom II-IIIRefreshment Break and Door Prize Drawings in the Exhibit Hall

3:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IVAlachua County: Community Conversations

3:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VGreat Public Places in Florida

3:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VIOn-Site Health Centers: Real Results from a Five-Year Case Study

5:15 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.Bistro Deck (Lower Level)Bright House Networks Reception

9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.Main Pool (Lower Level)Dessert Reception

Friday, May 24, 20137:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.Orlando Ballroom FoyerContinental Breakfast

7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Orlando Ballroom FoyerRegistration Desk Open

8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.Orlando Ballroom IVRethinking Community: Engage Everyone!

ConFerenCe At A GlAnCe

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8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.Orlando Ballroom VGainesville’s Smartraffic Advanced Traffic Management System

8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.Orlando Ballroom VIForeclosures and Abandonment: Understanding the Mortgage Servicing World, Impacts on Cities and Counties and Viable Solutions

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Conway Lake (Lobby Level)Financial Planning Appointments

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Clear Lake (Lobby Level)Résumé Review Appointments with Colin Baenziger

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Pocket Lake (Lobby Level)Résumé Review Appointments with Bob Slavin

9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Orlando Ballroom IIIGeneral Session – Transforming Cities and Counties through Art and Design

10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IVDowntown DeLand: A Gathering Space and Hub of Activity

10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VTrends in Violence: How Can I Feel Safe if I’m Afraid to Walk the Streets?

10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VISOLUTION: Investing in America’s WaterSM

12:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IIIBusiness Session and Awards Luncheon

2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IVCreating an Innovation Economy Platform in a University Community

2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VEthics: They Really Do Matter!

2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VIGetting the Talk Right on the Street: How Branding Unites Diverse Voices to Build Economic Development

3:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom FoyerRefreshment Break

4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IV67 Counties: How Do They Differ and How Are They the Same?

4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VThe Future of Credentialing

4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.Orlando Ballroom VIBeing in Transition:Planned or Otherwise

6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Orlando Ballroom IIIFriday Night Social: District Games

Saturday, May 25, 20138:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.Lake Eola (Lobby Level)Closing Breakfast – No Barriers, Only Solutions

10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Lake Mizell (Lobby Level)Board of Directors Meeting

FCCMA BoArd oF direCtorsProgram Year 2012-2013

President Joyce A. ShanahanCity Manager, Ormond Beach

President-Elect Russ D. BlackburnCity Manager, Gainesville

Secretary-Treasurer Jill SilverboardAssistant City Manager, Clearwater

Past President Jonathan R. LewisCity Manager, North Port

District I Director Jeffrey BrownAssistant City Manager, Panama City

District II Director Michael P. PleusCity Manager, DeLand

District III Director Desirée MatthewsAssistant City Manager, Kissimmee

District IV Director Richard ReadeSustainability Officer/PIO, Delray Beach

District V Director Michael C. CernechCity Manager, Tamarac

District VI Director Judith ZimomraCity Manager, Sanibel

District VII Director Robert S. LaSalaCounty Administrator, Pinellas County

District VIII Director Paul A. “Andy” StewartTown Manager, Dundee

At-Large DirectorsRobert “Bobby” Green

City Manager, Auburndale

Horace A. McHughAssistant City Manager, Oakland Park

Faye W. OutlawCounty Administrator, St. Lucie County

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May 2013

Dear Conference Registrant,

Welcome to the Florida City and County Management Association’s Annual Conference! Your Conference Committee, under the leadership of President-Elect Russ Blackburn and Secretary-Treasurer Jill Silverboard, has successfully put together another

outstanding program.

This year’s theme, “Loving Your Community -- Building Attachment to Florida’s Cities, Towns and Counties,” has set the back-drop for the speakers and sessions. Each day will have a special speaker

followed by concurrent sessions. This year’s sessions were designed around case study submittals

because, as we all know, we learn best from each other. We hope that the case studies will provide a tangible benefit to

your city or county, as well as to you. Conference provides a time for members to reconnect with each other, to learn from each other and to share creative solutions to common problems.

I sincerely hope you enjoy your time and ask that you take an opportunity to thank the members of the conference and host

committees, welcome our new members to FCCMA and to provide any feedback to our staff. I look forward to seeing you.

Sincerely,

Joyce ShanahanFCCMA President

City Manager, City of Ormond Beach

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2013 Conference Planning CommitteeChairRuss D. Blackburn, City Manager, Gainesville

Co-ChairJill Silverboard, Assistant City Manager, Clearwater

MembersScott Andrews, Recreation Supervisor, Temple TerraceWadie Atallah, City Manager, GreenacresJim Drumm, City Manager, ZephyrhillsLaura Hannah, Village Manager, GolfTed Lakey, County Administrator, Jackson CountyTracy Miller, Regional Director, Alliance for InnovationCharlotte Presensky, Public Facilities Director,

Palm Beach GardensCarl L. Schwing, City Manager, Bonita Springs

Host Committee ChairHorace A. McHugh, Assistant City Manager, Oakland Park

(District V)

Host Committee Local AssistanceDesirée Matthews, Assistant City Manager, Kissimmee

Corporate Consultant/LiaisonBeth Rawlins, President, Beth Rawlins, Inc.

2013 Nominating CommitteeChairPresident Joyce A. Shanahan, City Manager, Ormond Beach

MembersPresident-Elect Russ D. Blackburn, City Manager,

GainesvilleDistrict I Representative Edwin Smith, County Manager,

Bay CountyDistrict II Representative Jamie Croteau, City Manager,

Orange CityDistrict III Representative Mike Steigerwald, City Manager,

KissimmeeDistrict IV Representative Lori LaVerriere, City Manager,

Boynton BeachDistrict V Representative Jonathan Allen, City Manager,

Lauderdale LakesDistrict VI Representative Terry Stewart, Town Manager,

Fort Myers BeachDistrict VII Representative Larry Novak, Assistant City

Manager, OcalaDistrict VIII Representative Shawn Sherrouse, Assistant to

the City Manager, Auburndale

2013 Emerging Leaders Conference Scholarship WinnersAllison Broihier, Management Analyst, LargoBeverly Scott, Assistant to the City Manager, Belle Glade

2013 Raymond C. Sittig Memorial Conference Scholarship WinnerTerence E. Arrington, Senior Management Fellow,

Fort Lauderdale

B. Harold Farmer Scholarship Recipients2013 Shawn Sherrouse, University of South Florida2012 Jeff Tillman, University of South Florida2011 Andrew Mark Thompson, Florida State University2010 Eric Eddy, Florida State University2009 Adam Reichbach, University of Central Florida2008 Jennifer Clifton, Troy University, Florida Region2007 Ryan Leavengood, University of South Florida2006 Shington Lamy, Florida State University2005 Robin Carmichael, University of Central Florida2004 Erika Hamilton, University of Florida2003 Kenneth J. Morris, Jr., Florida State University2002 Jamie Hall, University of South Florida2001 Karen Kolinski, University of Florida2000 Tina Dare, University of Florida1999 Carlos Baia, University of Florida1998 Lesley Kalan, Florida State University1997 John W. Coffey, Florida State University1996 Matthew H. Greeson, University of Florida1995 Anthony J. Snipes, Florida State University1994 Robert M. Scripp, University of Florida1993 George Flint, Florida State University Valencia Lawson, University of North Florida1992 Chris Sammartino, University of Florida Theodore J. Larson, University of South Florida

CoMMittees & sCHolArsHips

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GenerAl inForMAtionInternet AccessibilityComplimentary wireless Internet access will be available to conference participants on Thursday and Friday in the Orlando Ballroom area. The code to access this service is fccma (name) and Orlando13 (password). Bandwidth is limited so you may experience slower service depending on the number of users. As a courtesy to others, please disconnect from the service when not actively using it.

Information TableInformation will be available near registration on local attractions and restaurants, membership and other programs. If you have positions open and want to leave informational brochures, this is the place.

Name Badges Name badges are provided in registration packets for conference participants, sponsors and exhibitors. Name badges must be worn at all times to identify you as a conference participant and allow you to be served food and beverages.

Neck wallets sponsored by Public Risk Insurance Agency.

Conference AttireAll activities and social events for this conference are business/casual or casual. Meeting rooms are often cool, so you may wish to bring a jacket or sweater.

Electronic DevicesAs a courtesy to your colleagues and speakers, please turn off all phones and other electronic devices at the beginning of each session.

First-Time Attendees’ OrientationIs this your first conference? All first-time attendees (or repeat attendees who have an interest) are invited to attend an orientation to the conference. Members of the FCCMA Board of Directors will be on hand to give you tips on how best to enjoy the conference and answer any questions you may have. First-time attendees will have

Welcome to the 2013 conference of the Florida City and County Management Association (FCCMA). This conference will provide outstanding educational and social opportunities to meet and interact with other local government officials. Please check your program carefully to determine in advance the exact location of your workshops, meal functions and social events.

TicketsTickets are not necessary for admittance into conference sessions and social functions, but name badges must be worn at all times. Additional registration is required for the Inspirational Breakfast, Career Development Luncheon, CFLGE Fundraiser and the pre-conference workshops. Registration for these events will be verified at the door.

Exhibit HallPlease take the time to tour the exhibit hall. FCCMA greatly appreciates the participation and support given by the exhibitors and sponsors to the conference. A name badge is required for entry into the exhibit hall.

The exhibit hall will be open as follows; please note the times of special events:

Wednesday 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Open

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. President’s Welcome Reception

Thursday 7:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Exhibit Hall Open

7:45 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. Continental Breakfast

10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Refreshment Break

12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Buffet Lunch and Door Prize Drawings*

3:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Refreshment Break and Door Prize Drawings

*Winners of vendor prizes will be drawn from business cards dropped off at each participating booth; prizes must be collected from vendors before 3:45 p.m. on Thursday.

Gift bags sponsored by Florida Municipal Insurance Trust. Bags will be distributed at Booth 506 inside the Exhibit Hall.

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special ribbons attached to their name badges to distinguish that they are at their first conference. Don’t be surprised if the “old timers” make a point of introducing themselves to you.

Continuing EducationFlorida is proud that we are among the leaders with more than 100 ICMA-credentialed managers and candidates. To assist its members, FCCMA has tried to plan workshops that address the training areas that are shown to be needed by the Florida managers. If you have a particular ICMA practice area you would like to see addressed in the future, please be sure to let someone from the FCCMA staff know.

AcknowledgmentsFCCMA expresses its sincere appreciation to the Conference Planning Committee under the direction of Russ D. Blackburn, City Manager, Gainesville; the Florida League of Cities; the Florida Association of Counties; Beth Rawlins, Inc.; Colin Baenziger & Associates; The Mercer Group, Inc.; Bob Murray & Associates; Slavin Management Consultants; ICMA; ICMA Retirement Corp.; the cities of Oakland Park and Kissimmee; the Hilton Orlando; speakers; moderators and volunteers.

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ConFerenCe proGrAMWednesday, May 22, 20137:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom FoyerRegistration Desk Open

8:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IVPre-Conference Workshop – So You Want To Be a City/County Manager?: Hitting the Refresh Button

The format for this always popular workshop, known as “SYWTB,” has been updated to appeal not only to students and those aspiring to be managers, but also to those who may be at a career crossroads. This workshop will allow you to participate in discussions and hear speakers on subjects ranging from the responsibilities and roles of deputies or assistants, handling the pressures of the job and maintaining a passion for the profession.

Speakers (in order of appearance): Joyce A. Shanahan, City Manager, Ormond Beach; Russ D. Blackburn, City Manager, Gainesville; Jill Silverboard, Assistant City Manager, Clearwater; Maureen Freaney, Assistant County Administrator, Pinellas County; Edward R. Mitchell, City Administrator, West Palm Beach; Deborah Manzo, City Manager, Lantana; Robert E. Lee, DPA, Executive Director, Center for Florida Local Government Excellence; Henry P. Schubert, Assistant City Manager, Largo; Vince Long, County Administrator, Leon County; and Mark Durbin, Range Rider, FCCMA/ICMA

Discussion Leaders: George S. Brown, Deputy City Manager, Boca Raton; Horace A. McHugh, Assistant City Manager, Oakland Park; Terrance Stewart, Town Manager, Fort Myers Beach; Dale Sugerman, Town Manager, Lake Park; and Howard N. Tipton, County Manager, Brevard County

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 18: Personal Development

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Lake Lucerne (Lobby Level)Board of Directors Meeting

1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VICMA University Workshop – Navigating Successful Relationships with Elected OfficialsSeparate fee: $80

It is far harder to sail through uncertain, rough waters than to walk on dry ground – that is the tough reality for today’s council-manager relationships. You may be swimming in political waters, but you need to sail by the compass of professionalism and servant leadership. Every day you need skills that are part psychologist, diplomat, coach, team builder, troubleshooter and

mind reader. Taught by Deborah D. Roberts, Ph.D., of the Senior Executive Institute at the University of Virginia, this lively and interactive session will focus on key “navigator skills” to increase your versatility and resiliency so you can help your governing body better collaborate. You’ll take away dozens of practical peer tips to increase your own social savvy and political astuteness for influencing others and governing yourself. Learn from neuroscience how to “trust your gut, remain cool and stay balanced” in the midst of divisiveness.

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 2: Policy Facilitation

3:00 p.m. - 4:00p.m. Orlando Ballroom VIICMA-RC – I Can See Clearly Now: Retirement Planning Made Simple

Investing is challenging, but it’s your future. Good financial planning at any age affects your long-term security. Geared especially for younger managers, this session will discuss risk, shorter-term versus long-term needs and what you can learn from past market performance.

Speaker: Fernando C. de Agüero, Regional Vice President, Southern Florida, ICMA-RC

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 18: Personal Development

3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom II-III Exhibit Hall Open

5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VIFirst-Time Attendees’ Orientation

All new attendees are encouraged to attend this session where FCCMA officers and staff will be introduced. Tips will be given on how to get the most from the conference and there will be plenty of time for questions and answers.

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom II-IIIPresident’s Welcome Reception in the Exhibit Hall Sponsored by AMEC, Ballator/World Risk Management, LLC, DavenportLawrence, Energy Systems Group, LLC, Honeywell International, Inc., ICMA-RC, Preferred Governmental Insurance Trust and TECO Peoples Gas

7:45 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Lake Lucerne (Lobby Level)“A Salute to the Center” FundraiserSeparate fee: $50

Join us for a special “poor man’s supper” to raise financial support for the Center for Florida Local Government Excellence while celebrating its success.

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Thursday, May 23, 20137:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom FoyerRegistration Desk Open

7:15 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Lake Concord (Lobby Level)Inspirational Breakfast – My Field of Dreams: Sticks and StonesSeparate Fee: $35.00

As the daughter of migrant workers with eleven siblings and limited support, Sally Sherman, Flagler County’s deputy administrator, learned early from life’s trials. Working through her struggles provided her with the power she needed to grow her faith to a new level. She learned to trust God patiently and to leave her trials behind as she pressed forward towards her goals. She will share how she continues her walk out of her field of dreams today with a strong faith and belief that her past will not determine her future.

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 18: Personal Development

7:45 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. Orlando Ballroom II-IIIContinental Breakfast in the Exhibit HallSponsored by Clarke, Jones Edmunds and MotionLink

7:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Orlando Ballroom II-IIIExhibit Hall Open

Vendor door prizes will be drawn during the lunch break, with additional prizes drawn during the 3:15 p.m. break.

9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Orlando Ballroom IV-VOpening General Session – For the Love of Cities

Honor Guard: Orange County Honor GuardPledge of Allegiance: Led by Joyce A. Shanahan, President, FCCMA and City

Manager, Ormond BeachNational Anthem: Terrance Stewart, Town Manager, Fort Myers BeachInvocation: Mark Durbin, Range Rider, FCCMA/ICMAWelcome Address: The Honorable Tiffany Moore Russell, Commissioner,

Orange CountyKeynote Speaker: Peter Kageyama, Author and Community Development Expert

Author Peter Kageyama looks at what makes cities lovable, what motivates citizens to do extraordinary things for their places and how some cities use that energy to fill in the gaps that “official” city makers have left when resources disappear. Peter will speak about how we can turn peoples’ emotional engagement with their place into tangible action and use that excitement and energy as a much needed community development resource.

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 8 and 12: Democratic Advocacy and Citizen Participation and Human Resources Management

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Thursday, May 23 (continued)9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Orlando Ballroom VIThe Ethics of Good Business – A Florida Business Watch SessionA special session for sponsors and exhibitors

As more cities and counties create Ethics Commissions and/or Inspector General offices, progressive managers are crafting and adopting policies on how to interact with private sector contractors. Join these two past presidents of FCCMA as they walk you through a Purchasing Code of Ethics and a new Vendor Code of Conduct.

Speakers: Ron Ferris, City Manager, Palm Beach Gardens; and Joseph W. Yarbrough, City Manager, South Daytona

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 2 and 17: Policy Facilitation and Integrity

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Conway Lake (Lobby Level)Financial Consulting Appointments

Consultants from ICMA-RC will be providing individual financial planning sessions on Thursday and Friday. If you have not already signed up for an appointment, please check at the FCCMA registration desk for availability.

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Clear Lake (Lobby Level)Résumé Review Appointments

Jim Mercer of the Mercer Group, Inc. will be available to meet one-on-one with attendees to discuss their individual résumés and the current job market. If you have not already signed up for an appointment, please check at the FCCMA registration desk for availability.

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Pocket Lake (Lobby Level) Résumé Review Appointments

Renee Narloch of Bob Murray & Associates will be available to meet one-on-one with attendees to discuss their individual résumés and the current job market. If you have not already signed up for an appointment, please check at the FCCMA registration desk for availability.

10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Orlando Ballroom II-IIIRefreshment Break in the Exhibit HallSponsored by Intelligent Products, Inc., One Beat CPR and U. S. Water Services Corporation

11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IV-VLegislative Session: Change and Trends at the Capitol

The Florida Legislature went through redistricting in 2012 and the new House Speaker and Senate President

are finishing their first year. How are the new members settling in? It is a younger Legislature. How has that impacted the process and policy for Florida? Which issues are the hottest topics? Florida’s economy has ticked upward for the first time in several years. What do the next few years look like for the Sunshine State? The gubernatorial race is also underway. What is the latest news? For cities and counties, how do the summer study projects and next year’s top issues look? These questions will be discussed by the panel and question-and-answer time will be provided.

Speakers: Steve Bousquet, Tallahassee Bureau Chief, Tampa Bay Times; C. Scott Dudley, Legislative Director, Florida League of Cities; William J. Peebles, Attorney and Lobbyist, William Peebles, P.A.; and Deena M. Reppen, Legislative Director, Florida Association of Counties

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 2: Policy Facilitation

12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom II-IIIBuffet Luncheon in the Exhibit HallSponsored by Cigna, Colonial Life & CP Capital Insurance, Gehring Group and ICMA-RC

Join fellow participants and exhibitors in the exhibit hall for networking opportunities and a great lunch. This is included in your registration fee. Vendor door prizes will be drawn during this break at 1:30 p.m.

12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Lake Concord (Lobby Level)Career Development Luncheon – Florida’s Future: Seize It, Don’t Dread It!Separate Fee: $35.00

Most of Florida’s cities and counties have been through six to seven years of cuts, furloughs, lay-offs and more. The mood toward local government from the State has not been positive. Government is not beloved across the country; in fact, opinions of government in general are at an all-time low. Now you tell me I’m supposed to love my community? Easier said than done! Join Lynn Tipton, FCCMA’s executive director, for her observations on Florida’s future and why a positive mindset will not only help our careers but also help our communities’ leadership.

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 18: Personal Development

2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IVMarketing Awareness Campaigns: Delray Beach and New Smyrna Beach

Participate in this interactive review of two successful redevelopment projects that targeted revitalization of the CRA and downtown. Hear about the marketing

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strategies, how collaboration was achieved among the stakeholders and the economic benefits that were generated. You’ll learn how successful marketing campaigns can help transform downtown and CRA districts into vibrant, active “destination” locations.

Speakers: Marjorie Ferrer, Executive Director, Delray Beach Downtown Development Authority; Anthony G. Otte, CRA Director, New Smyrna Beach; Richard Reade, Sustainability Officer/Public Information Officer, Delray Beach; and Holly Smith, Marketing and Public Relations Manager, New Smyrna Beach

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 16: Presentation Skills

2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VCommunity Values: A Success Story in Obtaining Public Input

Is it possible to improve the amount and quality of public input necessary to determine annual budget and city priorities? The City of Largo decided to find out, implementing an ambitious series of workshops and surveys designed to capture immediate audience response on many city budget issues. The process they developed engaged a larger portion of the population than ever before and generated responses that provided a clear direction for administration and elected officials. Find out how they did it and see a demo of the technology they used.

Speakers: Amy L. Davis, Manager, Office of Management and Budget, Largo; Charles R. “Chas” Jordan, Management Analyst III, Largo; and Henry P. Schubert, Assistant City Manager, Largo

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 8: Democratic Advocacy and Citizen Participation

2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VIThe Lighting Solution that Pays for Itself: A Case Study of Martin County

Martin County, with a population of 147,500, has 21 lighted sports complexes and one correctional facility. Maintenance and operating costs were creating an expense difficult for the county to manage. Musco’s energy efficient Green Generation Lighting provided the solution to eliminate maintenance and greatly reduce operating costs. The project was funded through a guaranteed savings performance contract.

Solutions included: improved playability – increased light levels to meet current IESNA standards; reduced neighborhood spill and glare – turned complaints to compliments from surrounding neighbors; reduced energy consumption – 37-percent reduction in kW demand and additional savings through controls; eliminated maintenance – Musco’s parts and labor warranty; and improved facility management – flexible scheduling with Musco’s control link

Speakers: Steve Corson, Energy Services Leader, Trane; Tim Imhoff, District Manager, Musco Sports Lighting; and Harold Markey, Director of Facilities, Martin County

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 3 and 5: Functional and Operational Expertise and Planning and Performance Measurement/Management and Quality Assurance

3:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Orlando Ballroom II-IIIRefreshment Break in the Exhibit HallSponsored by Adobe, FirstSouthwest and Tetra Tech

Final door prizes will be drawn during this break.

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Thursday, May 23 (continued)3:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IVAlachua County: Community Conversations

Are you responsible for conducting activities to engage your local citizens? Do written or online surveys seem too structured and impersonal? Do you have only one or two people who always speak at public meetings? If these are some of your challenges, attend this session to learn about Alachua County’s successful “Community Conversations” program. This highly interactive presentation will highlight different techniques and tools used during the past four years to engage citizens in community dialog. If you strive to engage citizens in meaningful community dialog and civic education, this is a “must attend” presentation.

Speakers: Donna Bradbrook, Strategic Performance Manager, Alachua County; and Suzanne Gable, Director of Strategic and Financial Planning, Sarasota County

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 8: Democratic Advocacy and Citizen Participation

3:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VGreat Public Places in Florida

Vibrant, successful public spaces contribute to the enrichment and revitalization of the surrounding community. The American Planning Association Florida Chapter will lead this discussion on the importance of great public spaces to the viability and economic development of Florida communities. Two past winners of APA Florida’s “Great Public Spaces” award, the Lake Mirror Park and Promenade in Lakeland and the Clearwater Beach Walk, will be highlighted as best practice examples of how the creation of great public spaces can help establish a sense of place, aesthetics and economic base.

Speakers: Merle Bishop, AICP, Immediate Past President, American Planning Association Florida Chapter; Michael Delk, AICP, Planning and Development Director, Clearwater; and Jim Studiale, AICP, Community Development Director, Lakeland

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 4: Citizen Service

3:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VIOn-Site Health Centers: Real Results from a Five-Year Case Study

This session will outline the history of the on-site health center at the City of Ocoee. After five years of operation, where does the city stand? How did it work or did it work at all? Are the employees and their dependents getting

any healthier? Has the health center become integral to the culture of Ocoee? And, best of all, are there true savings to the city after five years of operations?

Speakers: Jim Carnicella, Human Resources Director, Ocoee; Ray Tomlinson, President, Crowne/CareHere; and V. Eugene Williford, Human Resources/Risk Manager, Ocoee

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 11 and 12: Financial Analysis and Human Resources Management

5:15 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. Bistro Deck (Lower Level)Bright House Networks Reception

Everyone is welcome to attend this reception, which is also held in honor of credentialed managers.

9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Main Pool (Lower Level)Dessert ReceptionSponsored by Public Risk Insurance Agency, Siemens Infrastructure & Cities and Wade Trim, Inc.

Join your colleagues for a late-night reception featuring mouth-watering desserts and great conversation. This is an event you don’t want to miss!

Friday, May 24, 20137:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Orlando Ballroom FoyerContinental BreakfastSponsored by Avolve Software Corporation, Marcum LLP and Municipal Water Works, Inc.

7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Orlando Ballroom FoyerRegistration Desk Open

8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. Orlando Ballroom IVRethinking Community: Engage Everyone!

One of the unique features that makes Wellington a great hometown is its engagement at all levels. Wellington has realigned existing resources, refocused priorities and reinvested in community to transform neighborhoods and inspire residents and staff alike. During this session, city representatives will share their journey over the past five years, including the measures, milestones and benchmarks used to evaluate and assess progress and meet expectations. This session focuses on a willingness to rethink tradition and to make innovation the rule rather than the exception; that collaboration, shared visioning and respect for limited and shrinking resources is the new mandate; and that the future is built on engagement at every level.

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Speakers: James E. Barnes, Director of Operations/Assistant Village Manager, Wellington; and Francine L. Ramaglia, Assistant Village Manager, Wellington

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 6 and 8: Risk Taking, Vision, Creativity and Innovation and Democratic Advocacy and Citizen Participation

8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. Orlando Ballroom VGainesville’s Smartraffic Advanced Traffic Management System

The City of Gainesville wanted to help its citizens make smart traffic choices in their daily travels. With this goal in mind, the city discovered a way to interact with citizens in real time and help alleviate traffic congestion. Gainesville/Alachua County Smartraffic is an advanced traffic management program that improves traffic conditions, addresses incidents and alerts motorists to changing conditions. It is a unique project with diverse funding sources that blends different technologies and social media.

Speakers: Philip Mann, Traffic Operations Manager, Gainesville; Teresa Scott, P.E., Director of Public Works, Gainesville; and Matthew Weisman, Engineer Utility Designer, Gainesville

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 4: Citizen Service

8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. Orlando Ballroom VIForeclosures and Abandonment: Understanding the Mortgage Servicing World, Impacts on Cities and Counties and Viable Solutions

Foreclosures have impacted communities and governments across Florida and challenged them to address vacancy problems with limited resources. Safeguard Properties effectively responded to these needs and frustrations by providing multiple no-cost solutions. Valuable information is shared to understand the industry’s best practices for maintaining vacant homes, leading to effective partnerships and legislation. Safeguard also created Compliance Connections, which identifies a vacant property’s direct point of contact, provides open communication and expedites resolution. Scottsdale, Ariz. uses this free platform in their daily operations and documents extraordinary results. The city has saved 60% of the funding once dedicated to nuisance abatement and improved efficiency, allowing proactive code enforcement. An interactive demonstration will reveal the broad capabilities of this tool.

Speakers: Michael Halpern, Director of Community Initiatives, Safeguard Properties; and Michael Ritter, Code Enforcement Supervisor, Scottsdale

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 2 and 13: Policy Facilitation and Strategic Planning

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Conway Lake (Lobby Level)Financial Consulting Appointments

Consultants from ICMA-RC will be providing individual financial planning sessions on Thursday and Friday. If you have not already signed up for an appointment, please check at the FCCMA registration desk for availability.

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Clear Lake (Lobby Level)Résumé Review Appointments

Colin Baenziger of Colin Baenziger and Associations will be available to meet one-on-one with attendees to discuss their individual résumés and the current job market. If you have not already signed up for an appointment, please check at the FCCMA registration desk for availability.

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Friday, May 24 (continued)9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Pocket Lake (Lobby Level)Résumé Review Appointments

Bob Slavin of Slavin Management Consultants will be available to meet one-on-one with attendees to discuss their individual résumés and the current job market. If you have not already signed up for an appointment, please check at the FCCMA registration desk for availability.

9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Orlando Ballroom IIIGeneral Session – Transforming Our Cities and Counties Through Art and Design

Candy Chang is an artist, designer and urban planner who makes cities more comfortable for people. A Senior TED Fellow, Chang is passionate about redefining the ways we share information in public space to improve our neighborhoods. The Atlantic calls her recent work Before I Die “one of the most creative community projects ever.” Chang’s experiences working with residents, community organizations, companies and governments in communities around the world on projects ranging from street vendors’ rights to downtown revitalization give her presentations a unique perspective for improving lives.

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 4 and 8: Citizen Service and Democratic Advocacy and Citizen Participation

10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IVDowntown DeLand: A Gathering Space and Hub of Activity

Culture, history and community actively come together in Downtown DeLand’s public spaces to create a unique atmosphere. Visitors are transported on a journey to bygone days by experiencing historic buildings, museums, the historic mural trail, the sculpture walk, parks, cultural activities, community events, quality shopping and international dining. This session will present how the City of DeLand transformed a declining downtown in the mid-1980s into a hub of activity through the building of partnerships with the MainStreet DeLand Association and other community organizations.

Speakers: Dale Arrington, Assistant City Manager, DeLand; Mary Beth Harris, Executive Director, MainStreet DeLand; Michael P. Pleus, City Manager, DeLand; and Giuli Schacht, Member, MAC DeLand

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 3 and 4: Functional and Operational Expertise and Planning and Citizen Service

10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VTrends in Violence: How Can I Feel Safe if I’m Afraid to Walk the Streets?

An increase in residential burglaries, crimes of opportunity, mass shootings and other violent crimes has generated the perception that our communities are unsafe. This panel discussion will address strategies to engage residents and community stakeholders, reverse the crime trends, “take back” the streets and increase the perception of safety within our community.

Speakers: Capt. Allan R. Hubrig, Oakland Park District Chief, Broward Sheriff’s Office; Walt McNeil, Police Chief, Quincy; and Renee C. Miller, City Manager, Hallandale Beach

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 8 and 16: Democratic Advocacy and Citizen Participation and Media Relations

10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VISOLUTION: Investing in American’s WaterSM

Many cities are seeking to limit water and sewer tariff increases, while crumbling infrastructure and new regulatory requirements cause ever-increasing demands for capital improvements and spending. The ability to unlock value in existing water and wastewater assets, reduce outstanding indebtedness and/or fund new projects, while also reducing operational costs, better managing risks and securing long-term guarantees, are among the benefits several cities are considering by opting for alternative financing approaches. In this session, learn about unique utility public-private partnerships, such as the one in Bayonne, NJ, that generates revenue to improve infrastructure and creates sustainable water and wastewater systems for decades to come. The Clinton Global Initiative has recognized the Bayonne/United Water partnership as an innovative way for cities to meet current and future water needs.

Speakers: Joseph P. Baumann Jr., General Counsel, Bayonne Municipal Utilities Authority; and Dan Sugarman, Vice President, United Water

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 5 and 13: Performance Measurement/Management and Quality Assurance and Strategic Planning

12:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IIIBusiness Session and Awards LuncheonSponsored by AECOM, Brown, Garganese, Weiss & D’Agresta, P.A., ConEdison Solutions, Federated Investors, Johnson Controls, Inc., Management Partners, MCW Custom Energy Solutions LLC, New York Life, NORESCO and Telephone Town Hall Meeting

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2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IVCreating an Innovation Economy Platform in a University Community

Since 2001, the City of Gainesville has worked to accentuate its local economic competitive advantage, which is the growth and development of innovative economic industry. This is due to the community’s profile that emphasizes the role of intellectual and social capital in community economic development with the University of Florida and Sante Fe College serving as primary anchors; and justification of these types of policy efforts in the current community economic development literature. As a consequence, Gainesville has positioned itself to capture the benefits of the new innovative economy through a number of local government policy actions which have recently led to its participation as an important partner in the Innovation Square project. Innovation Square incorporates approximately 40 acres located between the University of Florida and downtown Gainesville. It is intended to be a sustainable live and work community in which innovation in science and technology is a focus along with the commercialization opportunities that follow it.

Speakers: Erik A. Bredfeldt, Economic Development and Innovation Director, Gainesville; and Kelly Fisher, Manager, Gainesville Community Redevelopment Agency

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 6: Initiative, Risk Taking, Vision, Creativity and Innovation

2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VEthics: They Really Do Matter!

Join the Chair of the ICMA Committee on Professional Conduct for a timely discussion on current trends in professional ethics and why you should care.

Speaker: Lee R. Feldman, Southeast Regional Vice President, ICMA and City Manager, Fort Lauderdale

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 17: Integrity

2:30 p.m.- 3:45 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VIGetting the Talk Right on the Street: How Branding Unifies Diverse Voices to Build Economic Development

Recruiting new residents, talent and businesses takes much more than a website or tagline. Before pursuing other economic development initiatives, you must first get the talk right on the streets. That requires a brand that can be articulated by passionate stakeholders. This session explores the role of a research-based brand strategy in uniting a community’s diverse voices around the same singular message. Enterprise Florida will share details of the state’s first-ever business brand, which provides a common thread allowing all of the state’s ED organizations to work together showcasing Florida as a premier business destination. Time will be spent on strategies for helping participants get the talk right on their own streets, as well as ideas for leveraging the momentum of the state’s powerful new brand.

Speakers: Don McEachern, President and CEO, North Star Destination Strategies; and Melissa Medley, Chief Marketing Officer, Enterprise Florida

Addresses ICMA Practice Areas 14 and 15: Advocacy and Interpersonal Communication and Presentation Skills

3:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom Foyer Refreshment Break

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Friday, May 24 (continued)4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IV67 Counties: How Do They Differ and How Are They the Same?

What are the challenges of managing a large, urban county versus a small, rural county? How does it compare to city management? This session, designed specifically for county managers, will discuss these topics and more.

Speakers: Jack Brown, County Administrator, Taylor County; David R. Bullock, Town Manager, Longboat Key; Christopher L. Holley, Executive Director, Florida Association of Counties; and Randall H. Reid, County Administrator, Sarasota County

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 3: Functional and Operational Expertise

4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VThe Future of Credentialing

Are you credentialed, want to be, don’t want to be or not eligible yet? Then this session is for you. ICMA wants to hear your opinions on what you like and dislike about the program, how it can be improved and what ICMA should do for members who are not yet eligible to become credentialed.

Speaker: Amanda Relyea, Manager, Credentialing and MIT Programs, ICMA

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 18: Personal Development

4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Orlando Ballroom VIBeing in Transition: Planned or Otherwise

This can be a challenging time for local government professionals of all tenure. In today’s unsettled environment members have found themselves facing forced resignation, dismissal or have decided to “go their own way” for personal, family or professional reasons. This session will address managing a time of transition; personal well-being; résumé format and consolidation recommendations; reputation management; dealing with a state or local ethics complaint; assistance available from the Range Rider and MIT programs; and strategies for retooling, job hunting and contract negotiation. Current and former MIT’s and FCCMA Range Riders will offer help on getting through the time in transition. This session is open to all conference attendees and will feature presentations and interactive conversation with valuable information sharing.

Speakers: Pamela D. Brangaccio, City Manager, New Smyrna Beach; Kurt Bressner, Range Rider, FCCMA; Mark Durbin, Range Rider, FCCMA; and Oel G. Wingo, MIT, FCCMA

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 18: Personal Development

6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Orlando Ballroom IIIFriday Night Social: District GamesSponsored by American Fidelity Assurance Company, Government Services Group, Inc. and ICMA-RC

Friday night’s event will be one you won’t want to miss! Let your hair down and let your competitive side run free as you support your FCCMA district. Which of the eight districts will end the night on top? The overall winner of the night will receive a great prize; district teams will be playing for charity. Come out for fantastic food, fun and to dance the night away to your favorite music. This is a family-friendly event so bring your whole team.

Saturday, May 25, 20138:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Lake Eola (Lobby Level)Closing Breakfast – No Barriers, Only SolutionsSponsored by Ameresco

South African-born Neal Petersen is a world-class professional solo racing yachtsman, global investor, award-winning author of Journey of a Hope Merchant and the subject of a PBS documentary. Petersen has completed two amazing journeys in his life: a single-handed yacht race around the world, nine months at sea, in a yacht he designed and built himself; and the even more arduous and eventful trip of overcoming racial prejudice, poverty and a childhood physical disability in Apartheid South Africa. As he shares his riveting life story and philosophy, Neal’s personal message and unique delivery will open the mind, inspiring listeners to break down barriers and tackle adversity head-on. Neal demonstrates that, with determination and hard work, you can achieve any goal.

Addresses ICMA Practice Area 18: Personal Development

10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Lake Mizell (Lobby Level)Board of Directors Meeting

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in AppreCiAtionFCCMA is pleased to recognize the following sponsors. Please take a moment to express your personal appreciation to them.

SignaturePublic Risk Insurance Agency

DiamondAshBritt, Inc.Bright House Networks Crowne Consulting GroupFlorida Municipal Insurance TrustGovernment Services Group, Inc.ICMA-RCJohnson Controls, Inc.Musco Sports LightingNorth Star Destination StrategiesSafeguard PropertiesSiemens Infrastructure & Cities United WaterWade Trim, Inc.

PlatinumAmerican Fidelity Assurance Company

GoldAECOMAMECAmerescoBallator/World Risk Management, LLC Brown, Garganese, Weiss & D’Agresta, P.A.CignaColonial Life & CP Capital Insurance ConEdison SolutionsDavenportLawrenceEnergy Systems Group, LLCFederated InvestorsGehring GroupHoneywell International, Inc.Management Partners New York LifeNORESCO - A United Technologies CompanyPreferred Governmental Insurance TrustTECO Peoples Gas Telephone Town Hall Meeting

SilverAdobeAvolve Software CorporationClarke FirstSouthwestIntelligent Products, Inc.Jones EdmundsMarcum LLPMotionLinkMunicipal Water Works, Inc.Nationwide Retirement SolutionsOne Beat CPRTetra TechU. S. Water Services Corporation

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exHiBitor & sponsor direCtoryAAA - The Auto Club Group Booth #509Renee Lewis1000 AAA Drive, MS 53Heathrow, FL 32746(407) 833-1820; fax (407) 444-4264rlewis@aaasouth.comwww.aaa.comOffering an ancillary benefit for employees to join AAA at a special rate.

Adobe Booth #122Silver SponsorLeacadia Powell7930 Jones Branch Drive, Floor 5McLean, VA 22102(408) 536-6832lpowell@adobe.comwww.adobe.com/governmentForms technology, web content management and analytics.

Advanced Data Solutions, Inc. Booth #421Melody Engle141 Scarlet Boulevard, Suite AOldsmar, FL 34677(813) 855-3545; fax (813) 855-6575mengle@adsus.netwww.adsus.netPremier Laserfiche and NovusAGENDA partner; document and microform conversion services.

Advanced Disposal Services Booth #126Gentry Shows90 Fort Wade RoadPonte Vedra, FL 32081(678) 341-7144; (678) 341-7145cchaffin@advanceddisposal.comwww.advanceddisposal.comSolid waste collection, transfer, disposal and recycling services in Florida.

Advantage Rx Options Booth #410Shelly Mousty2591 Coolidge AvenueNorth Port, FL 34286(941) 875-3328shelly@advantagerxoptions.comwww.advantagerxoptions.comSaving employers and employees 50% on name brand prescription drugs.

AECOMGold SponsorMark S. Blanchard11555 Heron Bay Boulevard, 2nd Floor, #259Coral Springs, FL 33076(305) 704-6426mark.blanchard@aecom.comwww.aecom.comProviding consulting engineering services for clients around the globe.

Ajax Building Corporation Booth #401Lori Rice1080 Commerce BoulevardMidway, FL 32343(850) 224-9571; fax (850) 224-2496loririce@ajaxbuilding.comwww.ajaxbuilding.comProviding construction management services to city and county agencies.

AMEC Booth #204Gold SponsorStephanie Dasher2000 E. Edgewood Drive, Suite 215Lakeland, FL 33803(863) 667-2345; fax (863) 667-2662stephanie.dasher@amec.comwww.amec.comProud to provide comprehensive engineering, science and laboratory services throughout Florida and around the world.

Ameresco Booth #115Gold SponsorTracey E. Gallentine2202 N. West Shore Boulevard, Suite 200Tampa, FL 33607(321) 264-8823; fax (321) 269-6806tgallentine@ameresco.comwww.ameresco.comEnergy efficiency and renewable energy services and solutions, self-funded through guaranteed energy savings.

American Fidelity Assurance Company Booth #307Platinum SponsorDarren Parker2389 Southern Oak DriveMarietta, GA 30064(678) 467-7426; fax (405) 523-5425darren.parker@af-group.comwww.americanfidelity.comEmployee benefits and Section 125 services.

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American Traffic Solutions Booth #502Kelsey Phillips1330 W. Southern AvenueTempe, AZ 85282(480) 596-4619; fax (480) 607-0901 kelsey.phillips@atsol.comwww.atsol.comProducts and services designed to increase traffic safety.

Angiology Corporation of America, Inc. Booth #222Heather Gilbert1720 Harrison Street, PH-19BHollywood, FL 33020(615) 400-1773heather.gilbert@angioscreen.comwww.angioscreen.comMobile, non-invasive vascular screening detecting risks for heart disease and stroke.

AshBritt, Inc. Booth #102Diamond SponsorTim Mooney565 E. Hillsboro BoulevardDeerfield Beach, FL 33441(954) 545-3535; fax (954) 545-3585tmooney@ashbritt.comwww.ashbritt.comAshBritt Environmental is a national turn-key, rapid response disaster recovery contractor.

Avolve Software CorporationSilver SponsorBill Gould4835 E. Cactus Road, Suite 420Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (602) 903-3094; fax (602) 923-3544bgould@avolvesoftware.comwww.avolvesoftware.comThe #1 electronic plan review solution for Florida local government.

Ballator/World Risk Management LLC Booth #117Gold SponsorMichele Jones141 Terra Mango Loop, Suite AOrlando, FL 32835(407) 445-2414; fax (407) 445-2868michele_jones@wrmllc.comwww.wrmllc.comProperty and casualty insurance brokerage.

Barry University Adult and Continuing Education Booth #404Christina Davis1333 Gateway DriveMelbourne, FL 32901(321) 604-1843csdavis@mail.barry.eduwww.barry.edu/aceBarry University has campuses in 23 counties service cities’ and counties’ education needs.

Beehive Industries Booth #508Bill Sheldon151 N. 8th StreetLincoln, NE 68508(402) 325-1525bsheldon@beehiveindustries.comwww.beehiveindustries.comAsset management and GIS work orders.

Bobcat Company Booth #305Mike Kotzbacher250 E. Beaton DriveWest Fargo, ND 58078(701) 241-8700; fax (701) 280-7860mike.kotzbacher@doosan.comwww.bobcat.comCompact construction equipment.

Bolton Partners, Inc. Booth #501Jeffrey DeLisle7279 Panache WayBoca Raton, FL 33433(443) 824-6901; fax (410) 685-1924jdelisle@boltonpartners.comwww.boltonpartners.comActuarial, health and welfare, investment, pension and benefits consulting.

Branch Banking & Trust Company (BB&T) Booth #520Michael C. Smith255 S. Orange AvenueOrlando, FL 32801(407) 241-3570; fax 1-(877) 320-4453mcsmith@bbandt.comwww.bbt.comTax-exempt financing, public fund deposits, investments, treasury management and insurance.

Bright House NetworksDiamond SponsorDiane Culpepper2251 Lucien Way, Suite 320Maitland, FL 32751(407) 215-5520; fax (407) 215-5536diane.culpepper@mybrighthouse.comwww.mybrighthouse.com

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Brown, Garganese, Weiss & D’Agresta, P.A.Gold SponsorAnthony A. Garganese111 N. Orange Avenue, Suite 2000Orlando, FL 32801(407) 425-9566; fax (407) 425-9596agarganese@orlandolaw.netwww.orlandolaw.netLegal services.

Burton & Associates, Inc. Booth #518Michael Burton200 Business Park Circle, Suite 101St. Augustine, FL 32095(904) 247-0787; fax (904) 241-7708info@burtonandassociates.comwww.burtonandassociates.comRates, assessments and financial planning for local governments and utilities.

CignaGold SponsorYesenia Sanchez1571 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway, Suite 300Sunrise, FL 33323(954) 514-6887; fax (860) 697-4470yesenia.sanchez@cigna.comwww.cigna.com

Clarke Booth #226Silver SponsorFrank Clarke3036 Michigan AvenueKissimmee, FL 34744(407) 944-0520; fax (407) 944-0709fclarke@clarke.comwww.clarke.comGlobal environmental company specializing in mosquito control and aquatic services.

Colonial Life & CP Capital InsuranceGold SponsorMikell Simmons1428 Brickell Avenue, 6th FloorMiami, FL 33131(305) 702-5545; fax (305) 702-5569mikell.simmons@cpcapital.comwww.coloniallife.com/www.cpcapital.com

Common Areas Maintenance Booth #107Sherri Bray853 S. Kings HighwayFort Pierce, FL 34945(772) 467-9224; fax (772) 467-9226sherri@dgcenvironmental.comwww.commonareasmaintenance.comLandscape, lake and wetland maintenance.

ConEdison Solutions Booth #320Gold SponsorPat Morley3101 W. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Suite 110Tampa, FL 33607(813) 375-3422; fax (813) 375-3400morleyp@conedsolutions.comwww.conedsolutions.comEnergy solutions, design/build and energy performance contracting services.

Crowne Consulting Group Booth #219Diamond SponsorRay Tomlinson2710 Rew Circle, Suite 200Ocoee, FL 34761(407) 654-5414; fax (407) 654-9614rtomlinson@crowneinc.comwww.crowneinc.comOn-site medical health and wellness centers.

DavenportLawrenceGold SponsorJeff Davenport204 E. Main StreetAberdeen, NC 28315(910) 322-0553jeffrey.davenport@davenportlawrence.comwww.davenportlawrence.comRevenue evaluation, organization assessment, contract negotiation, IT support and technology enhancement.

DBi Services Booth #426Doug Matthews851 W. 13th CourtRiviera Beach, FL 33404(561) 881-1291; fax (561) 881-1293dmatthews@dbiservices.comwww.dbiservices.comVegetation, stormwater, aquatic, cleaning management services, transportation and highway service maintenance.

Digital Map Products Booth #406Kathryn Presiado18831 Von Karman Avenue, Suite 200Irvine, CA 92612(949) 333-5126; fax (949) 333-5112kpresiado@digmap.comwww.digmap.comCloud-based spatial solutions leveraging GIS technology and data.

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Duke Energy Booth #507Gail Simpson299 First Avenue, N.St. Petersburg, FL 33701(727) 820-5509gail.simpson@duke-energy.comwww.duke-energy.comProviding energy needs to 1.6 million Floridians.

eCivis, Inc. Booth #323Danielle Coll418 N. Fair Oaks Avenue, Suite 301Pasadena, CA 91103(626) 578-6214; fax (626) 578-6632dcoll@ecivis.comwww.ecivis.comAn online database of federal, state and foundation grants.

ECN/CodeRED Booth #104Jill Mason9 Sunshine BoulevardOrmond Beach, FL 321741-(866) 939-0911; fax (386) 615-1371jmason@ecnetwork.comwww.ecnetwork.comCodeRED mass emergency notification system.

Electronic Risks Consultants, Inc. Booth #109Bob Tolomeo456 Route 22, W.Whitehouse Station, NJ 088891-(866) 372-7283; fax 1-(866) 372-3291rtolomeo@erc-corp.comwww.erc-corp.comEquipment maintenance management program.

Ellis, Ged & Bodden, P.A. Booth #523Marty Ged7171 N. Federal HighwayBoca Raton, FL 33487(561) 995-1966; fax (561) 241-0812mged@ellisandged.comwww.ellisandged.comWe have recovered millions of dollars in wrongfully denied EMS PIP benefits.

EMS Management & Consultants, Inc. Booth #514Samantha Travis2540 Empire Drive, Suite 100Winston-Salem, NC 27103(336) 245-6022; fax (336) 766-1279samantha.travis@emsbilling.comwww.emsbilling.comEMS/ambulance billing and consulting.

Energy Systems Group, LLC Booth #110Gold SponsorJackie Griese17757 U. S. Highway 19, N., Suite 210Clearwater, FL 33764(941) 718-0045; fax (727) 533-0723 jgriese@energysystemsgroup.comwww.energysystemsgroup.comPre-qualified ESCO supporting local government with innovative performance contracts.

Enterprise Fleet Management Booth #221Britt Watty5442 Hoffner AvenueOrlando, FL 32812(407) 770-2989; fax (321) 206-2290britt.a.watty@efleets.comwww.efleets.comProviding products and services to address your fleet management needs.

Escambia County Housing Finance Authority Booth #522AC. J. Pipkins700 S. Palafox Street, Suite 310Pensacola, FL 32502(850) 432-7017; fax (850) 438-5205cjpipkins@escambiahfa.comwww.escambiahfa.comProviding a low mortgage rate and down-payment assistance to first-time home buyers in 13 counties in the State of Florida.

FacilityDude Booth #225Jon Mills11000 Regency Parkway, Suite 200Cary, NC 27518(919) 674-8711jon@facilitydude.comwww.facilitydude.comSimple, affordable online tools to manage your facilities.

Federated Investors Booth #103Gold SponsorEd Sanchez1001 Liberty AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15222(512) 630-5510; fax (412) 288-8751esanchez@federatedinv.comwww.federatedinvestors.comFLORIDA PRIME: local government investment pool providing cash management solutions to Florida public entities.

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FirstSouthwestSilver SponsorEdward D. Stull Jr.450 S. Orange Avenue, Suite 460Orlando, FL 32801(407) 426-9611; fax (407) 426-7835ed.stull@firstsw.comNationally ranked financial advisor and underwriter to Florida governments.

FL SAFE (Florida Surplus Asset Fund Trust) Booth #512Don Weber20 Porto Mar, Unit 601Palm Coast, FL 32137(630) 657-6435; fax (630) 718-8701dweber@pmanetwork.comwww.pmanetwork.comLocal government investment pool serving in cash management and emphasizing safety, liquidity, transparency and competitive yields.

FleetBoss Global Positioning Solutions, Inc. Booth #503Daniel Lee241 O’Brien RoadFern Park, FL 32730(407) 265-9559; fax (407) 265-0365dan@fleetboss.comwww.fleetboss.comGPS fleet management and logistics solutions for vehicles and assets.

Florida Association of Counties Enterprise Programs Booth #324Latoya Washington100 S. Monroe StreetTallahassee, FL 32301(850) 922-4300lwashington@fl-counties.comwww.fl-counties.comSolutions for the business of government.

Florida Institute of Government Booth #321Jeff Hendry3200 Commonwealth Boulevard, Suite 7Tallahassee, FL 32303(850) 487-1870; fax (850) 487-0041info@iog.fsu.eduwww.iog.fsu.edu

Florida Municipal Insurance Trust Booth #309Diamond SponsorDavid LodwickP.O. Box 530065Orlando, FL 32853(407) 367-3435; fax (407) 425-9378swest@flcities.cominsurance.flcities.comInsurance and financial services, disaster recovery and risk control.

Florida Natural Gas Association Booths #125 & #127Jill Grove214 S. Monroe Street Tallahassee, FL 32301(850) 474-5318; fax (850) 474-5331jgrove@cityofpensacola.comwww.floridagas.orgNatural gas: clean, comfortable, efficient, reliable and domestically produced.

The Garland Company, Inc. Booth #504Wayne Mathews3800 E. 91st StreetCleveland, OH 441051-(800) 321-9336; fax (216) 641-0633bfreechack@garlandind.comwww.garlandco.comHigh-performance roofing and maintenance solutions.

Gehring Group Booth #111Gold SponsorKate Grangard11505 Fairchild Gardens Avenue, Suite 202Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410(561) 626-6797; fax (561) 626-6970kate@gehringgroup.comwww.gehringgroup.comEmployment benefits, risk management and benefits administration technology solutions consultants.

Gexpro Booth #510Amon J. Guerrero7297 S. Conway Road, Suite 900Orlando, FL 32812(407) 841-4261; fax (407) 841-4267amon.guerrero@gexpro.comwww.gexpro.comElectrical supplies -- lighting, switchgear, commodities, solar and energy solutions.

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GovDeals, Inc. Booth #519Angela Jones5907 Carmichael PlaceMontgomery, AL 361171-(800) 613-0156; fax (334) 387-0519ajones@govdeals.comwww.govdeals.comProviding online auction services for government agencies.

Government Services Group, Inc. Booth #419Diamond SponsorRobert Sheets1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250Tallahassee, FL 32308(850) 681-3717; fax (850) 224-7206tpeters@govserv.comwww.weservegovernments.comPublic-sector funding and services solutions.

Granicus, Inc. Booth #224Laura Hibben600 Harrison Street, Suite 120San Francisco, CA 94122(415) 357-3618; fax (415) 618-0201laura@granicus.comwww.granicus.comComprehensive cloud platform providing transparency, legislative efficiency and citizen collaborations to government.

Harvard Jolly, Inc. Booth #425Ward Friszolowski2714 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street, N.St. Petersburg, FL 33704(727) 896-4611; fax (727) 894-0502w.friszolowski@harvardjolly.comwww.harvardjolly.comArchitecture, interior design and landscape architecture.

Honeywell International, Inc. Gold SponsorBueno Prades11214 Cedar Grove CourtWindermere, Fl 34786(407) 909-9344bueno.prades@honeywell.comwww.honeywell.comEnergy efficiency, automation, comfort, safety, environmental and green solutions.

ICMA-RC Booth #202Diamond SponsorFernando C. de Agüero2655 S. LeJeune Road, Suite 545Coral Gables, FL 33134(305) 569-0728; fax (305) 569-0790fdeaguero@icmarc.orgwww.icmarc.orgRetirement planning and deferred comp.

Intelligent Products, Inc. Silver SponsorEmily RombachP.O. Box 626Burlington, KY 410051-(800) 697-6084; fax (859) 689-5511mail@ipimitts.comwww.muttmitt.comMutt Mitt pet waste pick-up products and accessories.

James Moore, Certified Public Accountants & Consultants Booth #322 Bernadette Britz-Parker121 Executive CircleDaytona Beach, FL 321141-(888) 805-2172; fax (386) 255-3261bernadette@jmco.comwww.jmco.comAudits, compilations, reviews, lean six sigma, budget development and CAFRs.

Johnson Controls, Inc.Diamond SponsorGeorge Green15901 SW 29th Street, Suite 801Miramar, FL 33027(954) 605-5254george.e.green@jci.com www.jci.comInfrastructure improvements funded through energy and operational efficiencies.

Jones Edmunds Booth #302Silver SponsorKenneth S. Vogel, P.E.730 NE Waldo RoadGainesville, FL 32641(352) 377-5821; fax (352) 377-3166kvogel@jonesedmunds.comwww.jonesedmunds.comInnovative civil and environmental engineering consulting services.

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Library Systems & Services Booth #304George Bateman12850 Middlebrook Road, Suite 400Germantown, MD 20874(301) 540-5100; fax (301) 540-5522george.bateman@lssi.comwww.lssi.comLSSI operates libraries, providing financial savings to cities and counties.

Manage Mobility Booth #123Tracy Srodes2555 Marconi Drive, #100Alpharetta, GA 30005(941) 539-0918tracy.srodes@managemobility.comwww.managemobility.comState of Florida MES contract (wireless), wireless and wireline expense management.

Management PartnersGold SponsorJerry Newfarmer1730 Madison RoadCincinnati, OH 45206(513) 861-5400; fax (513) 861-3480jnewfarmer@managementpartners.comwww.managementpartners.comProfessional management consulting to help local government leaders improve operations.

Marcum LLP Booth #407Silver SponsorCynthia CamburnOne SE Third Avenue, 10th FloorMiami, FL 33131(305) 995-9840; fax (305) 995-9601cynthia.camburn@marcumllp.comwww.marcumllp.comAccounting, audit, tax, mergers and acquisitions, forensic accounting and litigation support.

MCW Custom Energy Solutions LLC Booth #124Gold SponsorTim Schneider1315 NW 98th Court, Suite 15Doral, FL 33172(754) 777-1928; fax (305) 501-2458tschneider@mcw.comwww.mcw.com/usEnergy performance contracting, energy consulting and services.

MotionLink Booth #223Silver SponsorSabrina Bawuah1201 W. Peachtree Street, Suite 3300Atlanta, GA 30309(404) 973-2885sabrina.bawuah@routematch.comwww.motionlink.comMotionLink provides innovative mobile resource management technology solutions.

Municipal Water Works, Inc. Booth #205Silver SponsorJames Mathis40 Keyes CourtSanford, FL 32773(407) 295-2400; fax (407) 295-2455jmathis@municipalwaterworks.comwww.municipalwaterworks.comUtility revenue and conservation-enhanced technology – advanced metering management and unmeasured flow reducer.

Municode/MCC Innovations/ MCC Advantage Booth #516Dale BarstowP.O. Box 2235Tallahassee, FL 323161-(800) 262-2633; fax (850) 575-8852info@municode.comwww.municode.comCodification, supplementation, records management, utility bill printing and electronic services.

Musco Sports Lighting Booths #208 & #210Diamond SponsorLewis Gilbert1250 S. Pine Island RoadPlantation, FL 333241-(800) 756-1205; fax 1-(800) 374-6402promotions@musco.comwww.musco.comEnergy-efficient sports lighting.

National Industries for the Blind Booth #121Teresa Downs1310 Braddock PlaceAlexandria, VA 22314(703) 310-0569; fax (703) 310-0496tdowns@nib.orgwww.nib.orgLight manufacturing, kitting, call centers and office products.

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Nationwide Retirement Solutions Booth #120Silver SponsorAngela Buchanan21707 Altamira AvenueBoca Raton, FL 33433(407) 719-9552; fax (561) 338-9731buchana@nationwide.comwww.nrsforu.comDeferred compensation and retirement savings.

NDI Recognition Systems Booth #206Bryan Long385 Commerce WayLongwood, FL 32750(321) 441-1800; fax (321) 396-7779b.long@nditech.netwww.ndi-rs.comLicense plate recognition hardware, software and service.

Neighborhood Champions Booth #308Michele Lowell6767 N. Wickham Road, #500Melbourne, FL 32940(321) 421-6639; fax (321) 396-7776mlowell@vacantregistry.comwww.vacantregistry.comNC’s mission is to diminish blight, stabilize home values and create new ownership opportunities.

Neighborhood Equity Strategies Booth #424Kevin Crowder226 E. Flagler, 2nd FloorMiami, FL 33131(305) 900-7470kevin@nesflorida.comwww.businessflare.comBusinessFlare economic development solutions, outsourcing and market research.

New York Life Booth #301Gold SponsorMichael Lounsberry495 N. Keller RoadMaitland, FL 32751(407) 399-9340; fax (407) 648-8292mtlounsberry@ft.newyorklife.comGroup permanent life insurance.

NORESCO – A United Technologies Company Gold SponsorChuck Hoppe3505 E. Frontage Road, Suite 125Tampa, FL 33607(813) 957-6584; fax (813) 288-8563choppe@noresco.comwww.noresco.comNORESCO provides energy conservation and sustainable solutions for counties and cities in Florida.

North Star Destination StrategiesDiamond SponsorDon McEachern209 Danyacrest DriveNashville, TN 37214(615) 232-2103don@northstarideas.comwww.northstarideas.com

One Beat CPR Booth #423Silver SponsorLon Rosen4350 Oakes Road, Suite 500-501Davie, FL 33314(954) 321-5305; fax (954) 321-5307sales@onebeatcpr.comwww.onebeatcpr.comAutomated external defibrillators (AEDs), CPR/AED, BLS, first aid, BBP/AIDS (OSHA), ACLS and PALS.

PDCS, LLC Booth #522Dale Baker5892 S. Semoran BoulevardOrlando, FL 32822(407) 277-9795; fax (407) 277-6863dbaker@pdcsllc.com www.pdcsllc.comBuilding department services for cities, counties and universities.

PetData Booth #108Ann Campbell1850 Crown Drive, Suite 1110Farmers Branch, TX 752341-(800) 738-3463; fax (214) 821-3106acampbell@petdata.comwww.petdata.comPetData is the nation’s only full-service animal licensing provider.

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Preferred Governmental Insurance Trust Booth #207Gold SponsorKurt Heyman615 Crescent Executive Court, Suite 600Lake Mary, FL 32746(321) 832-1455; fax (321) 832-5323kheyman@publicrisk.comwww.pgit.org Property, casualty and workers’ compensation coverages and services to Florida’s public sector.

The Public Group Booth #105Andrew Joosten1503 S. 40 E.Provo, UT 84606(801) 932-7000; fax (801) 932-7001andrewjo@thepublicgroup.comwww.publicsurplus.com/www.publicpurchase.comProviding web-based solutions to government agencies.

Public Risk Insurance Agency Booth #209Signature SponsorAmber Tolbert220 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Suite 210Daytona Beach, FL 32114(386) 239-4056; fax (386) 239-4049atolbert@bbpria.comwww.bbpria.comPublic entity insurance agency with Florida focus.

Public Risk Management of Florida Booth #505Richard G. Schell3434 Hancock Bridge Parkway, Suite 203Fort Myers, FL 33903(561) 998-6733; fax (561) 995-6708richard_schell@ajg.comPRM Group Health Trust includes medical, dental, vision, life and disability.

Public Trust Advisors Booth #422John Grady4767 New Broad StreetOrlando, FL 32814(407) 514-2727john.grady@publictrustadvisors.comwww.publictrustadvisors.comProviding treasury and investment management services to cities and counties.

Republic Services Booth #119Lee-Catherine Hicks8619 Western WayJacksonville, FL 32256(904) 803-8103lhicks@republicservices.comwww.republicservices.com Solid waste collection, transfer, recycling and disposal services.

RESPECT of Florida Booth #113Peg McPherson2475 Apalachee Parkway, #205Tallahassee, FL 32301(850) 942-0905; fax (850) 656-0168mmcpherson@respectofflorida.orgwww.respectofflorida.orgRESPECT provides reliable products and dependable services produced by Floridians with disabilities.

Roadway Management, Inc. Booth #521Gabriella Aguirre1936 Lee Road, #200Winter Park, FL 32789(407) 566-4200; fax (407) 566-4201gabriella.aguirre@hubbard.comwww.roadwaymanagement.comPavement preservation, micro-surfacing, FDR, chip seal, cold-in-place, fog seal and paving.

S2K Consulting, Inc. Booth #525Sherry Bellomo616 Sheridan BoulevardOrlando, FL 32804(407) 650-1755; fax (321) 249-0232sbellomo@s2kconsulting.comwww.s2kconsulting.comTelecommunication bill auditing.

Safeguard Properties Diamond SponsorHeather Lazar7887 Safeguard CircleValley View, OH 441251-(800) 852-8306; fax (216) 739-2707heather.lazar@safeguardproperties.comwww.safeguardproperties.comFree resources to cities addressing vacant, foreclosed properties.

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Severn Trent Services Booth #220Mike Miller10742 Cherry Oak CircleOrlando, FL 32817(407) 908-2548; fax (281) 398-3697mmiller2@stes.comwww.severntrentservices.com Water/wastewater operations and management services; professional management services for municipalities and community associations.

Siemens Infrastructure & Cities Booths #201 & #203Diamond SponsorGregg Eaton8403 Benjamin Road, Suite FTampa, FL 33634(813) 261-8745; fax (813) 890-8055gregg.eaton@siemens.comwww.usa.siemens.comGlobal technology firm serving Florida municipalities with energy-saving solutions.

Stanley Consultants Booth #409John Downes1641 Worthington Road, Suite 400West Palm Beach, FL 33409(561) 584-8731; fax (561) 689-3003downesjohn@stanleygroup.comwww.stanleyconsultants.comEngineering, environmental and construction services worldwide.

TC Delivers Booth #326Rheemi Spiess5610 W. Sligh Avenue, Suite 100Tampa, FL 33634(813) 881-1830; fax (813) 882-3648rheemi.spiess@tcdelivers.comwww.tcdelivers.comFull-service print to mail, specializing in utility bills.

TECO Peoples Gas Booths #524, #526 & #528Gold SponsorKenneth Hernandez702 N. Franklin StreetTampa, FL 33602(813) 228-1392kxhernandez@tecoenergy.comwww.tecoenergy.com/afvNatural gas vehicles and refueling station services.

Telephone Town Hall Meeting Gold SponsorCurt Cerveny958 Coneflower DriveGolden, CO 80401(303) 813-0800; fax (303) 813-0802curt@telephonetownhallmeeting.comwww.telephonetownhallmeeting.comTelephone town halls -- maximizing results with unique personalized service.

Tetra TechSilver SponsorGary ReVoir, PE201 E. Pine Street, Suite 1000Orlando, FL 32801(407) 839-3955; fax (407) 839-3790gary.revoir@tetratech.comwww.tetratech.comLeading provider of consulting, engineering and construction management.

Titan America Booth #403Greg Strickland801 U. S. Highway 1North Palm Beach, FL 33408(561) 904-2013; fax (561) 904-7034gstrickland@titanamerica.comwww.titanamerica.comManufactured concrete products, including the new PaveDrain permeable pavement.

Trane Booth #306Tom Graham2884 Corporate WayMiramar, FL 33025(954) 649-9676; fax (954) 499-6901thgraham@trane.comwww.trane.comEnergy solutions for commercial facilities; HVAC and intelligent building innovation.

U. S. Water Services Corporation Booth #325Silver SponsorCarl Smith4939 Cross Bayou BoulevardNew Port Richey, FL 34652(727) 835-9522; fax (727) 849-5467csmith@uswatercorp.net www.uswatercorp.comWater and wastewater services.

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United Water Booth #420Diamond SponsorEugene N. Anderson200 Old Hook RoadHarrington Park, NJ 07640(201) 750-3430; fax (201) 767-6746eugene.anderson@unitedwater.comwww.unitedwater.comWater and wastewater services and operations.

USA Services of Florida, Inc. Booth #405Carmine LatanzaP.O. Box 520580Longwood, FL 32752(407) 339-1800; fax (407) 339-0241carmine@usaservicesfl.comwww.usaservicesfl.comRoadway sweeping to help with stormwater NPDES requirements.

VacantRegistry.com Booth #310Thomas Darnell6767 N. Wickham Road, #500Melbourne, FL 32940(321) 421-6639; fax (321) 396-7776tdarnell@vacantregistry.comwww.vacantregistry.comThe most efficient and technologically advanced VPR software available.

Wade Trim, Inc. Booth #319Diamond SponsorCrystal Squires8745 Henderson Road, Suite 220Tampa, FL 33634(813) 882-8366; fax (813) 884-5990csquires@wadetrim.comwww.wadetrim.comCivil engineering, water resources, transportation, planning, landscape architecture and surveying.

Warren Equipment, Inc. Booth #408Russell Warren2299 Highway 92, E.Plant City, FL 33563(813) 752-5126; fax (813) 754-9545rwarren@warrentrailers.comwww.warrentrailers.comDump, refuse, sludge trailers and truck bodies, wet lines, tarps and repairs.

Waste Management, Inc. of Florida Booth #106Stephanie Kissinger4500 Exchange AvenueNaples, FL 34104(239) 601-1601; fax (239) 649-8004skissing@wm.comwww.wm.comOffering environmental solutions.

Waste Pro Booth #402Brandi Hunter2101 W. State Road 434, Suite 315Longwood, FL 32779(407) 869-8800; fax (407) 869-8884bhunter@wasteprousa.comwww.wasteprousa.comSolid waste and recycling collection, processing and disposal.

WCA - Waste Corporation Booth #303Brad H. Avery5001 SW 41st BoulevardGainesville, FL 32608(813) 438-9370; fax (813) 315-8232bavery@wcamerica.comwww.wcamerica.comSolid waste, yard waste, recycling collection, transfer, landfill and materials processing.

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Booth #101Jackie Kobialko350 E. Las Olas Boulevard, 18th FloorFort Lauderdale, FL 33301(954) 654-1645; fax (877) 402-8481jacqueline.kobialko@wellsfargo.comSpecialized government banking, cash management, public finance investments and securities.

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pAst presidents oF FCCMA George R. RoarkPensacola; 1946-47

M. N. YancyTallahassee; 1947-48

Ross WindomSt. Petersburg; 1948-49

William McIlwaineCoral Gables; 1949-50; 1950-51

John M. BaldwinOcala; 1951-52

Kenneth ThompsonSarasota; 1952-53

C. L. McCallMiami Shores; 1953-54

J. K. MizellLeesburg; 1954-55

H. C. GregoryQuincy; 1955-56

Oscar HettemaDade City; 1956-57

Charles OdomBartow; 1957-58

David O. PayneLakeland; 1958-59

Oliver J. SemmesPensacola; 1959-60

Joseph W. WatsonHollywood; 1960-61

J. Floyd GlissonFort Pierce; 1961-62

Richard SimmonsWinter Park; 1962-63

L. W. Robinson, Jr.Coral Gables; 1963-64

James R. StuartClearwater; 1964-65

Warren E. “Pete” KnowlesSanford; 1965-66

Robert V. YoukeyLakeland; 1966-67

Joe N. CrowderStuart; 1967-68

M. W. ThomasLeesburg; 1968-69

Lynn AndrewsSt. Petersburg; 1969-70

Charles JacksonDaytona Beach; 1970-71

Charles B. TysonKissimmee; 1971-72

Robert BubierFort Lauderdale; 1972-73

James L. HarrisOrange County; 1973-74

Merrett StierheimPinellas County; 1974-75

B. Harold FarmerGainesville; 1975-76

J. Eldon MariottDelray Beach; 1976-77

Earl H. ParmerKissimmee; 1977-78

Douglas J. HollandPinellas Park; 1978-79

Norman W. HickeyTitusville; 1979-80

Robert H. FiskPalatka; 1980-81

Fred W. MaleyBal Harbour; 1981-82

Daniel A. KlemanTallahassee; 1982-83

George E. McMahonMaitland; 1983-84

Anthony L. ShoemakerClearwater; 1984-85

Craig HunterCitrus County; 1985-86

Howard D. TiptonDaytona Beach; 1986-87

Peter L. CheneyBoynton Beach; 1987-88

Phillip D. PenlandAltamonte Springs; 1988-89

Thomas C. KellyVolusia County; 1989-90

Jerry L. MaxwellTallahassee; 1990-91

Rodney L. KendigPensacola; 1991-92

Michael J. RobertoNorth Miami Beach; 1992-93

Thomas J. BonfieldTemple Terrace; 1993-94

Randall H. ReidMartin County; 1994-95

David B. FarberRoyal Palm Beach; 1995-96

Frank RobertsNew Smyrna Beach; 1996-97

Laura E. BlackmonKissimmee; 1997-98

Robert E. LeeGulfport; 1998-99

Ron FerrisLantana; 1999-2000

Ann Toney-DealHaines City; 2000-2001

Joseph W. YarbroughSouth Daytona; 2001-2002

Christopher HolleyOkaloosa County; 2002-2003

Pamela D. BrangaccioBay County; 2003-2004

Kenneth R. HammonsPanama City; 2004-2005

William R. WhitsonPort Orange; 2005-2006

Lee R. FeldmanPalm Bay; 2006-2007

Barbara W. LipscombCasselberry; 2007-2008

Edward R. MitchellWest Palm Beach; 2008-2009

Joseph L. GallegosWilton Manors; 2009-2010

Carl S. HarnessPinellas County; 2010-2011

Jonathan R. LewisNorth Port; 2011-2012

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iCMA CredentiAled MAnAGers & CAndidAtesMichael L. Abels (Retired)Wadie Atallah, City Manager, Greenacres Julio Avael Jr. (Retired)Lester B. Baird Sr. (Retired)Betty M. Baker, Deputy County Manager,

Alachua CountyJames E. Barnes, Director of Operations/Assistant

Village Manager, Wellington Paul A. Berg, City Manager, Eustis Norton N. Bonaparte Jr., City Manager, SanfordMichael P. Bonfield, City Manager, St. Pete Beach Lyndon L. BonnerSusan R. BoyerPamela D. Brangaccio, City Manager,

New Smyrna BeachG. Curtis Branscome (Retired)Kurt W. BressnerThomas E. Brobeil (Retired)David R. Bullock, Town Manager, Longboat KeyMichael C. Cernech, City Manager, Tamarac Robbie L. Chartier, County Administrator,

Okeechobee CountyDonald B. Cooper (Retired)Jamie Croteau, City Manager, Orange CityMichael P. Crotty, Town Manager, SurfsideJames D. Curry (Retired)Michael J. Czymbor, City Manager, PalatkaAlphonse R. Dixon (Retired)James D. Drumm, City Manager, Zephyrhills Frank P. Edmunds, City Manager, Seminole Lee R. Feldman, City Manager, Fort LauderdaleJoseph A. Forte, Deputy County Manager,

Seminole County Robert D. Frank, City Manager, Ocoee Yocelyn Galiano, Village Manager, PinecrestJames P. Gleason, City Manager, MascotteSusan Hann, City Manager, Palm Bay Sarah Hannah-SpurlockThomas A. Harmer, Assistant County Administrator,

Sarasota County

Carl S. Harness, Assistant County Manager, Pinellas County

Roberto Hernandez, Deputy City Manager, Coral Springs

Carrie P. Hill (Retired)William B. Horne, II, City Manager, Clearwater Richard M. Kelton (Retired)Mark A. Kutney, Town Manager,

Loxahatchee GrovesRobert S. LaSala, County Administrator,

Pinellas CountyEdward F. Lavallee, City Manager, VeniceLori A. LaVerriere, City Manager, Boynton BeachRobert E. Lee (Retired)Kim D. Leinbach (Retired)Jonathan R. Lewis, City Manager, North Port Shannon M. Lewis, Assistant City Manager,

Port OrangeRaymond C. Liggins, Village Manager,

Royal Palm BeachGeorge A. Long, City Manager, Bartow Lee Ann Lowery, Assistant County Administrator,

Sarasota CountyMicah L. Maxwell, Town Manager, BelleairHorace A. McHugh, Assistant City Manager,

Oakland ParkPaul McKitrick, Deputy City Manager,

Daytona BeachMaria A. Menendez, Assistant Village Manager,

PinecrestFlorence L. Miller, Director of Finance, Mascotte

(Candidate)Renee C. Miller, City Manager, Hallandale BeachAlfred A. Minner, City Manager, Sebastian Edward R Mitchell, City Administrator,

West Palm Beach A. William Moss, City Manager, Naples Lee A. Niblock, County Administrator,

Marion CountyFrederick C. NuttJames R. O’Connor, City Manager, Vero Beach

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J. A. Ojeda Jr. (Retired)Faye W. Outlaw, County Administrator, St. Lucie CountyRonald W. Owens (Retired)Kenneth W. Parker (Retired)Michael P. Pleus, City Manager, DeLand Ellen S. PosivachMichael P. Pounds, Chief Procurement Officer, Coral GablesFrancine L. Ramaglia, Assistant Village Manager, WellingtonRoger J. Reinke, Assistant City Manager, NaplesDavid J. Rivera Sr., City Manager, Coconut CreekKenneth C. Sauer, City Manager, Haines CityV. Peter Schneider (Retired)Franklin P. Schofield, II, Village Manager, WellingtonCarl L. Schwing, City Manager, Bonita Springs Gerald J. Seeber, City Manager, Temple TerraceJoyce A. Shanahan, City Manager, Ormond BeachPaul D. Sharon (Retired) Sally A. Sherman, Deputy County Administrator, Flagler CountyGary P. Shimun, City Administrator, PlantationJill Silverboard, Assistant City Manager, Clearwater David R. Sollenberger (Retired)Eric M. Soroka, City Manager, Aventura Michael J. Staffopoulos, Assistant City Manager, LargoMichael H. Steigerwald, City Manager, KissimmeeDonald D. Stilwell (Retired)Larry D. Stoever (Retired)John Stunson, City Manager, Oakland Park Dale S. Sugerman, Town Manager, Lake ParkRex A. Taylor, Town Manager, South Palm Beach Mo Thornton, City Manager, AtlantisWilliam H. Thrasher, Town Manager, Gulf Stream Howard D. Tipton (Retired)Howard N. Tipton, County Manager, Brevard CountyElizabeth Ann Toney-DealWilliam F. Underwood, II, Financial Services & I.T. Director, Oakland ParkMaryann I. Ustick, City Manager, DestinJohn Wesley White (Retired)William R. Whitson, CRA Director, Panama CitySandra R. Wilson, Assistant City Manager, Ocala (Candidate)Oel G. WingoPeter J. WitschenGary L. Word (Retired)Jason L. Yarborough, Community Manager, Barefoot Bay Recreation District Joseph W. Yarbrough, City Manager, South Daytona

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Florida City and County Management Association2013 Annual Business MeetingFriday, May 24, 2013 | Hilton Orlando | Orlando Ballroom III

AgendaRoll Call

Approval of the Minutes

Financial Report

Communications

Unfinished Business

Election of Officers

New Business

Adjournment

Florida City and County Management Association2012 Annual Business Meeting Minutes

Friday - June 1, 2012Hyatt Regency Coconut Point, Bonita Springs

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President Lewis called the meeting to order at 12:15 p.m.

A motion was made and seconded to substitute the registration list for roll call. The motion passed without opposition.

A motion was made and seconded to approve the minutes of the annual meeting on June 3, 2011. The motion passed without opposition.

The annual financial report and audit were included in the program.

A motion to accept and file the financial reports was made and seconded. There were no questions from the floor and the motion passed without opposition.

Communications:President Lewis reported that the State of the Association report will be emailed to the membership and posted on the website. Anyone who wants a hard copy should let staff know.

There was no unfinished business brought to the membership. President Lewis proceeded with the elections.

Elections: The slate of officers and directors and presented by the Nominating Committee was printed in the program. The By-Laws state that the President-Elect shall assume the office of President at the close of the annual meeting. The office of President-Elect shall be filled by the Secretary/Treasurer with a confirming vote of those present. Elections for district directors were held in even-numbered districts this year, and the new district directors’ names are included on the slate of officers and directors. President Lewis asked for nominations from the floor for the position of Secretary/Treasurer or at-large director. There were none.

A motion was made and seconded to accept the slate of officers and directors as presented. The motion passed without opposition.

A motion was made and seconded to close the nominations, and it passed without opposition.

President Lewis recognized the new President, Joyce Shanahan, the President-Elect, Russ Blackburn and newly elected Secretary-Treasurer, Jill Silverboard. He asked the Board of Directors for Program Year 2012-2013 to stand and be recognized.

Mayor Ed Kelley of Ormond Beach administered the oath of office to Ms. Shanahan. The new board members will be sworn in on Saturday at the first meeting of the program year.

Outgoing board members were recognized and presented plaques by President Lewis. Recognized were Carl Harness for rotating off the Executive Committee, Jim Hanson as District 2 Director, George Brown as District 4 Director and Bill Moss as District 6 Director.

New Business:President Lewis recognized the Strategic Planning Committee for its work on the new Strategic Plan under the leadership of George Brown. He asked for a motion to accept and file the 2012-2015 Strategic Plan.

A motion was made and seconded to accept and file the 2012-2015 Strategic Plan. The motion passed without opposition.

President Lewis reported a task force that worked on the new website design from preparing an RFP outlining the scope of services, to recommending a company to do the work and working on the design. Michael Pleus and Shannon Lewis were thanked.

President Lewis talked about the importance of committees and asked that anyone interested in serving to get with staff. President Lewis had two positions on the Ethics Committee to fill due to the expiration of terms. His two appointments were Ed Mitchell and Joseph Gallegos. Both will begin four-year terms at the conclusion of the business meeting. Two additional positions became open with the election today of Mr. LaSala and Mr. Flint. President Lewis appointed David Harden to replace Mr. LaSala (term expires in 2013) and Pamela Brangaccio to replace Mr. Flint (term expires is 2014).

President Lewis gave his final speech to the membership highlighting his year as president.

Incoming President Shanahan gave her inaugural speech and outlined her plans for the program year.

Upon a motion and a second, the meeting adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,

Lynn LovalloExecutive Assistant

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FY 2013-2014 Proposed Slate of Officers and DirectorsPresident

Russ D. Blackburn, City Manager, Gainesville

President-ElectJill Silverboard, Assistant City Manager, Clearwater

Secretary/Treasurer*Michael P. Pleus, City Manager, DeLand

Past PresidentJoyce A. Shanahan, City Manager, Ormond Beach

District I DirectorLee Garner, City Manager, Chattahoochee

District II Director*Sally Sherman, Deputy County Administrator, Flagler County

District III DirectorBeth Anne Knight, Deputy County Manager, Osceola County

District IV DirectorRichard Reade, Sustainability Officer/Public Information Officer, Delray Beach

District V DirectorYocelyn Galiano, Village Manager, Pinecrest

District VI DirectorJudith Zimomra, City Manager, Sanibel

District VII DirectorRobert S. LaSala, County Administrator, Pinellas County

District VIII DirectorPaul A. “Andy” Stewart, Town Manager, Dundee

At-Large DirectorsRobert “Bobby” Green, City Manager, Auburndale

Horace A. McHugh, Assistant City Manager, Oakland ParkFaye W. Outlaw, County Administrator, St. Lucie County

* If Mr. Pleus is elected Secretary/Treasurer, a vacancy occurs in District II. That vacancy becomes a board appointment. The district was canvassed for interest in anticipation of the vacancy and Ms. Sherman applied.

The board will make the official appointment at the Saturday, May 25, 2013 meeting.

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yeArs oF serviCe AwArds5 YearsDonald R. CochranCraig M. CoffeyAngela S. CristJames R. DeanMichelle del ValleAmy W. ElliottDr. Mary Ann FeldheimKenneth FieldsMaureen FreaneyCharles Larry HiltonKathleen S. MargolesDolly MillerFaith G. MillerWilliam P. MitchellBruce J. MoellerJennifer MoonFaye W. OutlawWilliam C. Poe, Jr.Roger ReinkeDavid RiveraChristopher RussoKen SmallMatthew SpoorMichael J. StaffopoulosKim A. Worley

10 YearsVincent AkhimieJohn L. DalyPeter B. ElwellJefferson GeimerMichael GresekTerri HallSusan HannSarah Hannah-SpurlockHoa HoangDonald R. HubbsEdwin J. HunzekerGlenn A. IrbyJones, Edmunds & Associates, Inc.LaRue Planning & Management

Services, Inc.Theodore S. MacLeodPaul T. McKitrickDorritt MillerRichard OrmanDiane PhillipsTony SegretoPaul SharonSuzanne ShermanEdward F. Smyth, Jr.Stephen E. SorrellPaul A. StewartTheodore E. StoneBill TankersleyDouglas B. Thomas

15 YearsDavid BullockRobbie L. ChartierJames V. ChisholmJohn FlintTherese LearyJonathan LewisRichard C. Mills, Jr.William MossCarl SchwingBonilyn Wilbanks

20 YearsMichael BonfieldStephen J. CottrellJill SilverboardDonald D. StilwellAnita Fain TaylorWilliam R. Whitson

25 YearsSusan BoyerLeo E. Ochs, Jr.Reid SilverboardDale S. SugermanJohn Wesley WhiteRichard A. Williams

30 YearsLinda Weldon

35 YearsBernard J. Murphy Jr.Eric M. SorokaHoward D. Tipton

FloridA City And County MAnAGeMent AssoCiAtionLynn LovalloExecutive AssistantP.O. Box 1757Tallahassee, FL 32302-1757(850) 222-9684llovallo@flcities.com

Mark your calendar for next year’s conference!FCCMA 2014 Annual Conference | May 28-31, 2014 | Hilton Orlando