MARCH 2013 INTERFACE€¦ · Code Enforcement Officer Association of Palm Beach County (CEOAPBC)...

INTERFACE. Vol. 24, No. 3 www.face-online.org

VOL. 24 NO. 3 MARCH 2013

2012 - 2013BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PresidentJim DehneCity of Lakeland

1st Vice PresidentMike TitmussCity of Fort Myers

2nd Vice PresidentMike DonovanCity of Palm Coast

3rd Vice PresidentJen BakerCollier County

SecretaryCindy DrakeVillage of Wellington

TreasurerJames AcostaSt. Johns County

Sergeant-at-ArmsSam SullivanAlachua County

Past PresidentMark CaskieCity of Brooksville

Next Board Meeting:May 3-4, 2013Location: TBD

Table of ContentsTable of Contents

President’s Message 1-‐2

News from the Board 3-‐7

News from the Chapters 8

Late Recertifications 9-‐10

Certification Schedule 11

Delegate Form 12

Huskey Award 13

F.A.C.E. Conference Scholarship Application

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A Message from your President ...

PresidentJim Dehne

Greetings from your Board of Directors. It’s hard to believe we are at the end of the winter season when the weather has been so nice this year. I hope this isn’t an indicator of what our summer will bring.

In February, the F.A.C.E. board members went to Tallahassee to visit with David Shepp, our lobbyist, and several legislators and staff members. Our trip was a great success for F.A.C.E.!

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INTERFACEFL O R I D A AS S O C I AT I O N O F

CO D E EN F O R C E M E N T IN C .www.face-online.org

Does the Institute of Government have

your current contact information?

The 2013 F.A.C.E. Conference

announcement will be emailed out in

March to all current members.

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A Message from your President ...(continued)

We had discussions about the value of Code Enforcement and the importance of statewide recognition for the F.A.C.E. certification program. Sam Sullivan and his committee held their January meeting in Tallahassee to lay the groundwork and the Board followed up by meeting with over 20 Legislators and staff members to introduce them to F.A.C.E. and our organization. David Shepp was instrumental in taking us to meet the right people and presenting copies of the draft bills to each of the offices visited. Mr. Shepp has also welcomed Hedy Weddington to his staff. Ms. Weddington as we found out knows everyone in the capitol and will be a driving force as our bills move forward.

The new Administrative Aspects of Code Enforcement was unveiled in February and I look forward to seeing the feedback and test results from this much-‐needed update. I would like to thank all of the members and staff at the Institute of Government who dedicated so much time over the past few years to make this happen.

Mike Titmuss and his committee are hard at work to bring you the best F.A.C.E. conference ever. I am sure you will leave Daytona Beach educated and entertained. Please register and book your rooms early. Let’s make this an event that everyone will talk about for years. (F.A.C.E. members, does the IOG have your current contact information? You should watch your email in early March for the conference announcement.)

F.A.C.E. wants you to be board members or committee members. The Board consists of individual F.A.C.E. members like you who want to make F.A.C.E. the best it can be! You will be voting for the next Board members at the 2013 F.A.C.E. Conference. If you are the voting delegate for your jurisdiction, please complete the form in this INTERFACE.

I would like to thank all the board members who have taken on the responsibilities in addition to their “real work.” Your dedication, time, and effort keeps our organization nationally recognized as the premier, professional association for code enforcement.

Have all of you checked your certifications and membership? Are you current? Also, let’s see if we can find others in our field of work who are not members and encourage them to become a part of this great organization so they too can take advantage of the networking we all enjoy.

Please be safe out there and train!


F.A.C.E. Board of Directors at the Florida House of Representatives from left to right: Michael Donovan, Cindy Drake, Jen Baker, Sam Sullivan, Jim Dehne, Mark Caskie, Marilyn Crotty, James Acosta




1st Vice PresidentMichael Titmuss

Your Program Committee continues to meet and plan the best annual F.A.C.E. Conference ever. The group has been working very hard this year to incorporate everyone’s suggestions from the last Conference’s evaluation comments. The 2013 conference title is “Riding the Waves of Change” with a Caribbean Beach theme and will be held at the Hilton Daytona Beach Resort / Ocean Walk June 25th – 28th. Registration information will be available soon, so get it on your schedules now.

(Is your membership current? The conference announcement will go out via email in early March.)

We have a fantastic schedule of educational topics, professional speakers and entertainment you are guaranteed to enjoy. Besides the normal workshops, hot topics, & current trends, the schedule will include a CPR Certification course and practical implementation of the (IPMC) International Property Maintenance Code.

The committee could use your input identifying additional sponsors and exhibitors; please forward any recommendations ASAP. Sponsorship information and forms are available for your use at the following link:

http://www.face-‐online.org/conference/

If you have any questions regarding the seminar please contact me or any of our committee members. The Program Committee wishes everyone a SAFE and Happy pre-‐conference season.

Yours in Public Service,

Michael J. Titmuss – CEP, FACE 1st [email protected]

2013 PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS:Monica Anderson – Oviedo; [email protected] (407) 971-‐5785Leslie Banta – St Johns County; [email protected] (904) 209-‐0704Hector Garcia – Daytona Beach; [email protected] (386) 671-‐5290Gwyn Herstein – Dayton Beach Shores; [email protected] (386) 763-‐5330Angii Kaiser – Lakeland; [email protected] (863) 581-‐2069Pam Taylor – Seminole County; [email protected] (407) 665-‐1725Jorean Washington – Orange County; [email protected] (407) 254-‐7750

News from your Board ...VOL. 24 NO. 3 MARCH 2013

Check your membership status, certification status, and continuing education hours on the member side of the F.A.C.E. website:

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Jen Baker3rd Vice President

How time flies… Welcome 2013! With a new year brings new challenges. The economy seems to be

getting better, but our organization will still face challenges in retaining membership and recruiting new membership. Sam Sullivan and his legislative committee are working hard to get F.A.C.E. recognized at a state level which could greatly increase our membership. If you have any thoughts on membership issues, please feel free to contact me at any time.

As a reminder as I always do, please remember that your certification is your responsibility. Be well and best wishes for the upcoming year!

News from your Board ...

2nd Vice PresidentMike Donovan

Hello everyone and I wish you all a Happy and prosperous New Year!

We are into our third month of this year and the Education Committee has gotten the New and improved Administrative Aspects of Code Enforcement class finalized. The first class going through this revision was in February. Many thanks for the efforts of my committee, previous committees and the IOG. More classes have been approved for CEU’s. Please continue to inquire about classes before you take them, so they can be reviewed quickly and a decision given.

One other reminder-‐-‐-‐-‐Keep up with your F.A.C.E. Annual Fee-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐it is important for maintaining your hard earned F.A.C.E. Certification Levels.

I look forward to seeing you all at the 2013 F.A.C.E. Conference. The Program Committee has a great event planned this year!


F.A.C.E. Board of Directors in Tallahassee from left to right: Mark Caskie, Jim Dehne, Senator Wilton Simpson, Sam Sullivan, James Acosta, Michael Donovan, Jen Baker, Cindy Drake




News from your Board ...James Acosta

Treasurer

The financial status of FACE to date is still good. Our accounts’ totals as of 01-‐31-‐13 were:

• Operating (Fund) Account -‐ $106,134.41 • Scholarship account (Savings) -‐ $4,536.92; • Reserve Account (Savings) -‐ $5,258.78• Grand total of $115,930.11.

I was expecting our balances to go up faster and further with the start of submissions for this year’s membership annual fee, however the numbers are not coming in as we anticipated. If you have not paid your F.A.C.E. Annual Fee for this fiscal year please find out your status. Currently renewing members pay $55.00 to maintain your membership and certification. Remember, it is your responsibility to insure your fees are paid not your agency or jurisdiction.

Sergeant-at-ArmsSam Sullivan

This year marks an exciting time to be on the Legislative and Judiciary Review Committee. We recently met in Tallahassee and, along with F.A.C.E. Lobbyist Dave Shepp, walked the State Capitol discussing issues with various State Legislators.

During our visits we met with the following elected officials and/or their staffs: Sen. Simpson (New Port Richey), Sen. Hukill (Port Orange),

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Legislative and Judicial Committee in Tallahassee from left to right: Ed DeJesus (Palm Beach County), Sam Sullivan (Alachua County), Danny Thompson (Lakeland), Rep. Neil Combee (Polk County), Debbi Leigh (Seminole County), April Hartseil (Highlands County), and Jim Orioles (Oveido).





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Sen. Grimsley (Sebring), Sen. Smith (Fort Lauderdale), Sen. Thompson (Orlando), Sen. Bradley (Orange Park), Rep. Davis (Jacksonville), Rep. Pilon (Sarasota), Rep. Holder (Sarasota), Rep. Combee (Polk City), Rep. Clelland (Longwood), Rep. Watson (Gainesville), Rep. Pigman (Sebring), Rep. Perry (Gainesville), Rep. Hager (Palm Beach), and Rep. Brodeur (Sanford). We discussed at length issues of concern for F.A.C.E., notably the recent changes in Chapter 162 as a consequence of last year’s passage of SB704. As a result of these efforts as well as election campaign season networking by F.A.C.E. Past President Mark Caskie, we now have two bills in drafting.

The first of these bills will address last year’s changes to Chapter 162. The language is still in the works between the committee, Bob Hamilton, and the sponsors of last year’s legislation. Once we have finalized language that is acceptable to all parties involved, we hope the bill will be acceptable to the legislature and meet little resistance.

The other one will establish a statutory minimal training standard requirement for Code Enforcement Officers in the State of Florida. We all understand and appreciate the value of a properly trained and educated Code Enforcement Officer and it seems that some of our legislators do as well and they seem eager for it to be enacted. This proposed legislation will ensure the professionalism of code enforcement in the State without imposing an undue burden on jurisdiction by grandfathering in all officers employed as such on October 1, 2014.

In regular business during our committee meeting, we looked over a by-‐law change suggestion made by the Board of Directors and also penned an elections policy for the Board to approve.With the possibility of two bills going through the legislative process, we are going to need the help of all code enforcement officers throughout the state to bend their legislators’ ears and convincing them of the value and necessity of these changes to Chapter 162. If you would like to help us in this process, or have questions or concerns about anything your Legislative and Judiciary Review committee is doing, please contact me at [email protected]

Past PresidentMark Caskie

2013 already! Where does the time go? Time flies when you’re having fun, so I must be having a blast! It feels like a great year for our organization and I’m glad to be part of it.

After the national election last year I had a conversation with newly elected State Senator Wilton Simpson of the 18th District. The conversation was about future legislative issues the F.A.C.E. Legislative and Judicial Review committee were considering. Working with our Lobbyist, David Shepp, and our Sergeant at Arms, Sam Sullivan, we scheduled a meeting at Senator Simpson’s New Port Richey office on December 18th.

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It was an informative and successful meeting. Among many things, Senator Simpson is a General Contractor who understands our profession and agreed to look at our issues and help where he could. He was surprised that we did not have any required training and thought that could open jurisdictions to a liability issue. He asked that we send him a copy of the language we had for our education proposal and said, “We may look at education sooner than later.” Since that meeting, Sam and his committee along with our lobbyist have continued to move forward making great headway on our legislative issues. They will be sharing language with you soon.

Are you interested in getting involved with F.A.C.E.? June means elections for our F.A.C.E. Officers. Every year six of our officer positions are up for election, but this year five of those six positions will be available without incumbents as they are all term limited with the exception of the office of 2nd VP. This is a great opportunity to get involved. As the Chairman of the Nominating Committee I encourage you to email me at [email protected] , or call my office, at 352-‐540-‐3821, if you are interested or want more information.

Although you can wait till the F.A.C.E. Conference in June, it is best to get your name out early. In the May 2013 INTERFACE we do post a picture and bio for candidates. The deadline for that bio would be May 1, 2013 and I will keep you informed about that. You may also want to attend this year’s Board of Director meetings as a way to get up to speed on current issues. F.A.C.E. Board meetings are open to all members.

Please see our by-‐laws with information about the eligibility, terms and duties of office for these six positions. The position of President is not open as Michael Titmuss, our current 1st Vice President, will become the president at the June 2013 annual meeting in Daytona. A full version of the By-‐Laws is available on our website at http://www.face-‐online.org/about/bylaws .

Maybe you’re not ready to jump right in at a state officer position. Consider working on one of the standing committees or contact your local Chapter as many of them will soon be having elections. This is your organization and we need your assistance to help us grow and continue, so please get involved at some level.

Please be Safe!

From Left to right: April Hartseil, (Highlands County), Mark Caskie (Hernando County), Senator Wilton Simpson, and David Shepp (FACE Lobbyist).





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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. Jen Baker, 3rd Vice President, extends an invitation to each chapter president to contact her with any chapter news.

Code Enforcement Officer Association of Palm Beach County (CEOAPBC) The CEOA of Palm Beach County holds bi-monthly luncheon meetings (at a nominal cost to attendees) and bi-monthly training (no cost to attendees) which are usually approved for F. A. C. E. credits. All are welcome to attend these meetings/trainings. Contact Ken Jackson at [email protected] or (561) 233-5541 for further details.

Northeast Association of Code Enforcement (NEACE) Northeast Association of Code Enforcement (NEACE) - Our chapter meets every other month right now due to budget cuts and jurisdictions unable to travel every month. We have pre-approved trainings at all meetings, whenever possible, to help ensure no one loses certification due to a lack of enough CEH's. We now have 3 NEACE members on the F.A.C.E. board which keeps us in the loop with all of the up-to-date information with F.A.C.E. and the Institute of Government. For membership, information or upcoming meetings contact Leslie Banta at 209-0704 or [email protected]

Tampa Bay Association of Code Enforcement (TBACE) TBACE is off to a great start in 2013, we are doing well and our membership is holding steady at between 60-70 members. Our chapter meets the first Tuesday of even-numbered months, and the location varies. We have relevant training and lunch provided whenever possible, and have had good results in maintaining our CEH's for certifications. Dues are still only $10.00 per year! If you are interested in becoming a member or attending one of our meetings, please contact President Shelby Schaar at [email protected] or (727) 562-4725 for information. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Gold Coast Association of Code Enforcement (GCACE) Wow ! 2013 is moving fast, but so are our meetings. We have seen a lot of changes in the economy, our community, changes in our processes. We meet once a month and cover a lot of what we are seeing with great speakers who educate on all these topics; we receive our ceh’s by attending monthly, and have the opportunity to network with other officers and field inspectors on our everyday efforts. Come join us or better yet become one of us and get the support of other agencies . Contact me at http://Gcace.Yolasite.com/ or I can be reached at 954-344-5955 [email protected]

Treasure Coast Association of Code Enforcement (TCACE) The Treasure Coast Association of Code Enforcement meetings are suspended until further notice. Contact Monica Graziani, St. Lucie County, at [email protected] or 772-462-1599 for further information.

Polk Association of Code Enforcement (PACE) Contact Tanya Long at [email protected] for meeting information.

Southwest Association of Code Enforcement (SWACE) TERRITORY: The geographical area that SWACE represents shall be all particular municipal, county and state agencies within the boundaries of Charlotte County, Collier County, Glades County, Hendry County, Highlands County, Lee County, and Incorporated Areas. But everyone is welcome! Our Board meets on the second Wednesday of even numbered months and we hold Training Meeting on all odd numbered months. Next Training is on Unsafe Structure Abatement 03/13/13.Check out the link below to our SWACE website and learn more.http://www.codemanhero.com/about/swace/Yours in Public Service, Michael J. Titmuss SWACE President at 239-321-7950, e-mail [email protected].

Central Florida Code Enforcement Association (CFCEA) Contact LeeAnn McCullough-Wham at 321-633-2016 x57442 or [email protected] for meeting information.

Code Enforcement Association of South Florida (CEASF) Hello from Southeast Florida! CEASF is code enforcement officers in the Miami-Dade County area. If you are interested in becoming a member, or attending one of our meetings, please contact President Carmen Baker at [email protected] or 305-668-7334 for information. We look forward to seeing you!










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RecertificationRe-certification was due for the following by January 1, 2013. There is an extension until June 30, 2013 with the penalty fee. To be recertified, the individuals listed must complete the steps described above the section their name is listed under, otherwise they will be decertified in their most recently earned level of certification on July 1, 2013


PLEASE check the number next to your name. The key below indicates what you

are missing toward your recertification.#1 You need: to submit continuing education hours AND pay New Member F.A.C.E. Annual Fee ($35) AND pay the Late Recertification Fee ($50)#2 You need: to submit continuing education hours AND pay the Late Recertification Fee ($50)

#3 You need: to pay Late Renewing Member F.A.C.E. Annual Fee ($55) AND pay the Late Recertification Fee ($50)#4 You need: to submit continuing education hours AND pay Late Renewing Member F.A.C.E. Annual Fee ($55) AND pay the Late Recertification Fee ($50)#5 You need: to pay the Late Recertification Fee ($50)

#6 You Need: to pay New Member F.A.C.E. Annual Fee ($35) AND pay the Late Recertification Fee ($50)Please remember it is your responsibility to maintain your F.A.C.E. Annual Fee and submit your continuing education hours to the Institute of Government.ALL registrations for the F.A.C.E. Annual Fee are online. You must register online to either pay with a

credit card OR receive an invoice.

Vivian Acevedo (4)DeAyon Anderson (1)Christopher Albury (2)Richard Andre (3)Daniel Avedano (4)Carlos (Mike) Bauer (2)John Beaudet (4)Robin Bell (4)Jorge Benitez (4)Martin Bermudez (4)Martin Bertuzzi (4)Pamela Blom (4)Bartholomew Bowleg (4)

Cindy Bowling (4)April Britt (3)Marlene Broman (3)Manuel Calderon (4)David Cerasi (4)Robert Chayer (4)Missy Christie (4)Susan Clifton (2)Bernard Crawford (4)Peter Cross (6)Christina Curtiss (3)Mark Davis (3)Timothy Deffenbaugh(4)

Anthony Delgado (2)Gerry Demers (4)William Dubisky (4)Robert Dusanek (4)Willie Ellis (4)Daniel Gall III (4)Carlos Garcia (4)Kelly Gates (4)Ron Giddings (2)Derrick Gilbert (4)Sharina Gordon (4)Rosemarie Graff (4)Luney Guillaume (2)




CHECK THIS LIST

CAREFULLY.

SEND IN YOUR AFFIDAVIT (IF REQUIRED), pay for

F.A.C.E. Annual Fee and LATE FEE NOW!

Download the affidavit here: http://face-online.org/docs/affidavit-for-required-

ceu.pdf


RecertificationRe-certification was due for the following by January 1, 2013. There is an extension until June 30, 2013 with the penalty fee. To be recertified, the individuals listed must complete the steps described above the section their name is listed under, otherwise they will be decertified in their most recently earned level of certification on July 1, 2013

Nicholas Hanooman (4)Kevin Hargett (4)Paul Harper (4)Curt Henschel (4)Linda Hill (4)Steven Holder (4)Scott Holt (3)Kelly Hooten (4)Coy Hunter (1) Curt Jackson (4)Rebecca Jeffers (4)Michael Jenkins (2)Shonna Jenkins (4)Kelsey Johnstone (4)Jermaine Jones (4)Ralph Keller (2)Marcus Kellum (4)Jennifer Kerr (4)Richard Kirby (4)Stephen Kirschman (4)Christian Little (4) Kerwin Londono (4)Tammy Madison (4)

Jose Martinez (3)Jorge Maura (2)Monica McConaghy (4)James McGowan (4)Steve Meyer (4)David Naumann (2)Ronda Norman (3)Lourdes Orozco (4)Phil Owen (4)Everard Pantry (1)Deena Paris (2)Theresa Pickles (4)Kenneth Pieslak (4)Kemley Polius (4)Janis Potter (3)Anne Prestridge (3)Heather Priestap (4)Shenoy Raghuraj (3)Smitha Raphael (3)Ken Reardon (4)Joel Rodriguez-Fito (4)John Salmons (4)James Selke (4)

Benjamin Sens (2)Douglas Sheedy (5)Michelle Simmons (5)Janey Singer (2)Susan Spark (4)Daniel Stallone (2)Stephen Stiltner (4)Michael Taillefer (4)Keith Taylor (1)Jason Thompson (4)Antonio Tomei (4)Anibal (Al) Vega (2)Yolanda Vila (2)James Vough (3)Debbie Waggoner (3)Donald Ward (4)Cindy Waters (3)Willie Webb (4)John Weitzner (3)Pat Wenzel (3)Bobette Wilson (4)James Wilson (4)Arif Wulf (4)



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CERTIFICATION PROGRAMFEE SCHEDULE

Class hours • $12/hour, members; $16/hour, non-membersExams • $75, $110 (Late) members; $125, $160 (Late) non-

members; at PTI: $115 members, $175 non-membersLegal Issue Paper • $60, members; $80, 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, 407.882.3960www.fau.edu/fiog www.iog.ucf.edu/face.htmlFundamentals of Code Enforcement

May 6-11, 2013Legal Issues of Code Enforcement

March 18-22, 2013EXAM 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. , May 12, 2013 EXAM 1:30 - 3:30 p.m., March 22, 2013

Officer Safety and Field ApplicationsMay 13-16, 2013

Officer Safety & Field ApplicationsApril 22-25, 2013

EXAM 3:30 - 5:30 p.m., May 16, 2013 EXAM 3:30 - 5:30 p.m., April 25, 2013Fundamentals of Code Enforcement

July 15-19, 2013EXAM 10:00 - Noon , July 20, 2013 RETAKE EXAM** 10:00 a.m. - Noon, June 25, 2013

** This exam will be in conjunction with the 2013 F.A.C.E. Conference at the Hilton Daytona Beach

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA

Tallahassee, Amy Brewer, 850.487.1870 Tampa, Becky Clayton, 813.974.9267www.iog.fsu.edu www.fiog.usf.edu

No Classes Scheduled. Fundamentals of Code EnforcementApril 1-5, 2013

EXAM 9:00 - 11:00 a.m., April 6, 2013Administrative Aspects of Code Enforcement

May 6-10, 2013EXAM 9:00 - 11:00 a.m., May 11, 2013

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITYFort Myers, Joanne Hartke, 239.425.3273

www.fgcu.edu/iog

No classes scheduled.




Attention F.A.C.E. Members!!!

Article II Section1 of the Florida Association of Code Enforcement By-‐Laws reads as follows:

Voting Delegates. Each participating agency, as defined in section 5 of this Article, shall be entitled to one vote and shall designate one active member to be the primary voting delegate together with one active member to serve as an alternate who may vote only in the absence or incapacity of the primary voting delegate. Such voting delegate must be an active member of the jurisdiction he/she represents as the voting delegate. Such designation shall be in writing and signed by the appropriate representative of the participating agency.

In short, for an agency to vote at the conference in June, the form at the bottom of this page must be completed. It is short and painless, and will serve to avoid confusion when the elections are held at the conference in June. Please choose a delegate and an alternate from your jurisdiction, complete the form, have it signed by the appropriate representative, i.e. Supervisor, Department Director, Assistant or City/County Manager, etc., detach it from this instruction portion, and return it to the Sam Sullivan at the address below

If you are not attending the conference but wish to vote in the election, you may do so by coming to the conference in Daytona Beach on June 27 between 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Return the designation form below to Mr. Sam Sullivan, by mail (no later than June 14, 2013) or Fax (no later than June 21, 2013) to: Alachua County Public Works, Attn: Sam Sullivan, 5115 NE 63rd Avenue, Gainesville, FL 32609 or 352-‐334-‐0177.

If you have any questions, please contact me by telephone at 352-‐334-‐0172, Fax 352-‐334-‐0177, or e-‐mail me at [email protected] I look forward to seeing everyone in Daytona Beach.

Sincerely,Sam SullivanSergeant-‐at-‐ArmsFlorida Association of Code Enforcement, Inc.

I, hereby designate and Printed name of Designator Printed Name of Delegate

As as Printed Name of Alternate Printed Name of Jurisdiction

Delegate and alternate, respectively. Signature of Designator

Title of Designator

Return to: Mr. Sam SullivanAlachua County Public Works5115 NE 63rd AvenueGainesville, Florida 32609Fax 352+334-‐0177







The Joseph V. Huskey AwardJoseph V. Huskey founded The Florida Association of Code Enforcement (F.A.C.E.) in 1989. He was the Association's first President and envisioned an organization that would promote and advance the profession and practice of Code Enforcement in Florida. Mr. Huskey held the office of President during 1990/1991. The following year the Joseph V. Huskey Award was established to recognize a code enforcement officer who exceeded what was expected of him/her. One who went beyond the normal job duties and by doing so helped to continue the advancement of our profession. This prestigious recognition has so far been awarded to fifteen code enforcement professionals. Each has been proud to carry on the vision of Mr. Huskey.

Each year the Board of Directors requests nominations for candidates to be considered for this award. Please take the time to let us know about someone you may feel promotes our profession with the exemplary vision of Mr. Huskey. Nominate someone who deserves this recognition for advancing our profession.

Send your nomination, in one page or less, to: UCF Institute of Government, Huskey Award, 12443 Research Parkway, Suite 402, Orlando, Fl 32826 before April 29th. (Current members of the Board of Directors are not eligible for this award.)

Previous Joseph V. Huskey Award Recipients

1993 Paul Robertson 1999 Donna Wisniewski 2007 Joe Fenton

1994 Susan Jacobs 2001Phyllis Wright 2008 Hector Garcia

1995 Herman Santa 2002 Deborah Leigh 2009 C. Scott Hair

1996 Carl Smart 2004 Melissa Capiak 2011 Janet Csomos

1997 John Marcum 2005 R. Brian Rewis

1998 Rick Wolf 2006 Cindy Diemer





FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF CODE ENFORCEMENTCONFERENCE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Name:_______________________________________________________________Member # __________________

Jurisdiction:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address:_________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip: ___________________________________________________________________________________

Telephone #: _____________________ Cell # ______________________ Fax #________________________

Have you attended this Training Conference in the past?_____ Yes _____ No

If yes, how many? _____ When was the last time you attended this Training Conference? (year) _________

Criteria:

• Must be an Active Member in F.A.C.E.

• Provide a written statement from your employer, on official agency letterhead, to confirm that funding is not available for the applicant to attend the Education and Training Seminar, and that s/he has the time off to attend, if selected.

• Provide a written statement from the applicant to describe why he/she would like to be a F.A.C.E. scholarship recipient.

• Selection of scholarship recipients will be at the discretion of the F. A. C. E. Board.

• Previous scholarship recipients are not eligible.

• Scholarship is for Conference Registration fee only. Room and travel are not included.

• A maximum of three (3) scholarships per agency may be awarded.

• Application must be submitted on or before April 30, 2013

Signature: Date __________

Please send completed applications to (Incomplete applications will not be accepted): F.A.C.E. Scholarship Committee c/o Florida Institute of Government Attention: Marilyn E. Crotty 12443 Research Parkway, Suite 402 Orlando, FL 32826-‐3282



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