?? The training never stops for Escambia County IT! Earlier today, IT employees attended a cybersecurity presentation from Connar McCasland, Cybersecurity Instructor for the University of West Florida Center for Cybersecurity. Connar gave a presentation on center highlights and training opportunities, focusing on how the center conducts workforce training to better enhance cybersecurity throughout numerous organizations. Employees learned about several programs at the center including the UWF CyberSkills2Work and Florida Cybersecurity Training programs, and how to obtain certifications in cybersecurity through UWF. Thank you, Connar, for a great and informative presentation! ??
Escambia County Board of County Commissioners
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The five-member board of county commissioners is the governing body of Escambia County. Commissioners are elected to four-year terms by voters within their respective districts. The powers delegated by the state legislature are exercised by enactment of ordinances and resolutions, setting policy and through the county administrator, giving direction to county departments, commissions and agencies. As the chief administrative officer of the county, the county administrator is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Escambia County Board of County Commissioners. It is the administrator's responsibility to implement the day-to-day operations of county government, including overseeing the county departments of Budget, Extension Services, Community & Media Relations, Corrections, Facilities Management, Human Resources, Parks & Recreation, Public Safety, Public Works, Neighborhood & Human Services, Extension Services, Fire-Rescue, Purchasing, Building Inspections, Information & Technology, Natural Resources Management, Library Services, and Waste Services. Approximately 1,650 people are in employed in these departments and fall under the county administrator’s leadership. The county’s total budget for Fiscal Year 2016-17 was more than $436 million which allows Escambia County to provide a full range of services. This includes the construction and maintenance of highways, streets, and other infrastructure, as well as fire protection, emergency management, health and social services, emergency medical services, landfill operation, mass transportation services and parks and recreational programs.
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Escambia County Board of County Commissioners员工
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Fern Hopkins
Administrative Assistant at Escambia County Board of County Commissioners - Engineering Department
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Jim Hagon
Program Manager (Traffic Engineer) in Transportation & Traffic Operations Division at Escambia County
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Travis Tompkins
Emergency Manager Serving Escambia County Florida
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Stacey Coker
Real Estate Manager at Escambia County BCC
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?? This month, we're recognizing three longstanding employees who have over 137 years of combined service to ECAT. Please join us in celebrating Bus Operator Willie Carter, Jr. (50 years), Transportation Supervisor Ken Edgerton (47 years) and Maintenance Technician Alan Wise (40 years). These men keep ECAT driving toward excellence with their commitment and dedication to their careers. Next time you're at our transit complex or riding the bus, be sure to tell them thank you! Read more about Willie Carter, Jr., Ken Edgerton, and Alan Wise here: https://bit.ly/3AkV584
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?? Escambia County EMS was proud to participate in yesterday's college and career expo at West Florida High School, introducing students to an exciting career with EMS. At the expo, students learned more about Escambia County EMS from Joey Kerman, EMS Supervisor, and Clifton Wheeler, EMT and CPR Instructor. In addition, Clifton used the time to teach hands-only CPR to the students, which is crucial to survival out of hospital cardiac arrest. There were several eager participants! We hope to see some Jags join Escambia County EMS soon! ???
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?? Please join us in congratulating our September Employee of the Month, Master Correctional Officer Rodney Pratt! ? Officer Pratt serves in Escambia County Corrections' Court Services Division, and was recognized by his team for his in-depth knowledge of the Court Services unit, including medical and inmate transportation, court proceedings, Department of Juvenile Justice hearings, and county vehicle checks. He began his career with Escambia County on Nov. 4, 1994, celebrating 30 years with the county later this year. ?? “It's an honor to be selected as Escambia County's Corrections Employee of the Month,” Officer Pratt said. “I want to express my heartfelt thanks for the recognition from my supervisors. It is truly a blessing to know that my efforts have made a positive impact. I also appreciate my coworkers and their support, as we are all one team.” ? In addition to his daily tasks, Officer Pratt recently took over additional administrative duties at the jail, maintaining inmate state prison records, scheduling state prison transports, and coordinating and performing inmate prison runs. He eagerly serves as a mentor to junior offices because of his strong work ethic and positive demeanor. Additionally, Officer Pratt honorably served in the Florida National Guard for 20 years. ?? Read more about Officer Pratt here: https://bit.ly/4edTnDA #employeeofthemonth #employeerecognition #escambiacounty #correctionsofficers
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?? Yesterday marked the completion of our Summer Youth Employment Program, where nearly 200 local youth gained valuable on-the-job experience while working toward their future career goals. ?? Through the paid internship program, participating youth worked up to 30 hours per week in various county departments, learning a variety of practical job skills along with workplace etiquette such as professional dress, timeliness and respect. ?? “Our Summer Youth Employment Program is one of the most important programs we offer at Escambia County, because it gives young people an opportunity to experience a professional workplace while helping them determine what career path they may want to pursue,” District 3 Commissioner Lumon May said. “The mentorship and job experience they gain from this program is invaluable, and I’m so proud of all of our participants for their hard work and dedication all summer long. I know their futures are very bright, and I’m excited to see the impact they will make in our community and beyond.” ?? Congratulations to all of our youth workers on a job well done this summer! ?? Watch a video highlighting several Summer Youth Employment Participants below. ?? Read more about this year's program here: https://bit.ly/3Wnf50C
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?? Congratulations to Escambia County Corrections employees Capt. Shawn Hankins and Sgt. Lonnie Wilson on their graduation from leadership programs through the Florida Department of Law Enforcement! Capt. Hankins graduated from the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute’s Senior Leadership Program and Sgt. Wilson graduated from the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute’s Florida Leadership Academy, both of which require a rigorous application and selection process. Capt. Hankins and Sgt. Wilson were selected from applicants throughout the state to participate in the multi-week programs, which teach participants critical skills to be effective leaders through the challenges faced by criminal justice professionals. Sgt. Wilson was among 44 first-line supervisors serving in leadership roles selected for the Florida Leadership Academy, with participants representing 37 criminal justice agencies throughout the state. He was also nominated and selected as class president. “I’m incredibly proud of Capt. Hankins and Sgt. Wilson for taking the initiative and putting in the hard work it takes to apply for and complete these programs,” Escambia County’s Chief of Corrections Rich Powell said. “Corrections is a demanding and challenging career, and it’s imperative to develop and recognize strong leaders who can successfully guide our team through challenges that come our way. I appreciate FDLE for offering training and development programs like this to foster the advancement of Escambia County and other law enforcement agencies throughout the state." ?? Learn more about their experiences here: https://bit.ly/3Wl2nAR
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?? The Pensacola Beach Air Show was a tremendous success over the weekend! The beach hosted thousands, and throughout the weekend, the Pensacola Beach Public Works team worked tirelessly to keep the beach litter-free, public facilities stocked and clean, trash cans emptied, barricades and markers in place for the show, and maintained the parking lots, upon other duties, all to make sure the patrons of Pensacola Beach had an incredible experience. Public Works crews were working around the clock to ensure the beach was prepared for one of the best weekends of the year, and Escambia County is thankful for our hard-working team. The Pensacola Beach Air Show cannot be successful without our Public Works team!
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?? Congratulations to District 2 Commissioner Mike Kohler for achieving the Advanced County Commissioner Level I designation from the Institute for County Government! The ACC I designation is the first level of leadership achievement in the Advanced County Commissioner Program offered by ICG and signifies the completion of 27 hours of coursework. ?? "As a new Commissioner serving in my second year, I can’t express how impressed I am with the Institute for County Government in assisting and developing commissioners," Commissioner Kohler said. "The resources and expertise are comparable to Command Leadership training I was exposed to in the United States Navy." ?? ACC I is a voluntary program designed to provide county commissioners with resources to enhance their ability to serve their local communities. The program consists of core education courses, such as growth management, financial management, and ethics, as well as elective courses such as affordable housing, emergency management, and resiliency. Alongside Commissioner Kohler, 12 commissioners earned the ACC I designation at the award ceremony. ?? Read the full release here: https://bit.ly/4cXnr5R Florida Association of Counties
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?? Please join us in celebrating our July Employee of the Month, Derrick Williams! Derrick is a Housing Intake Specialist in the Neighborhood Enterprise Division of the Neighborhood and Human Services Department. ?? Derrick recently celebrated 10 years with Escambia County, having begun his career in June 2014. As a Housing Intake Specialist, Williams provides customer service to prospective and current applicants for programs related to housing rehabilitation, first-home homebuyer, and community development programs. He is homeowners’ first point of contact when inquiring about county housing programs, and his wealth of knowledge has helped many Escambia County citizens over the years. ?? Williams has been celebrated by his team for his creativity, hard work and attention to detail. He regularly researches the latest guidelines to ensure the department remains in compliance when reviewing applications for housing programs and looks for ways to better serve county residents. He works closely with other county departments and agencies, including the Escambia County Property Appraiser and Tax Collector as well as title companies and banks. Williams approaches his tasks with a positive attitude and is always willing to lend a helping hand. Outside of his work duties, Williams is a regular member of his church and enjoys playing the piano during services. ?? “Derrick is a creative and hardworking asset to our department," Neighborhood and Human Services Director Clara Long said. "He consistently accepts challenges and new projects with confidence, and his skills and expertise elevate our department to the highest of standards. Derrick works with the citizens of Escambia County each day and is always positive and friendly. I’m honored to congratulate Derrick on his well-deserved Employee of the Month recognition.” ?? Congratulations again, Derrick!
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??? This event has been rescheduled to July 1 at 5:30 p.m. at Pensacola City Hall, 222 W. Main St., in the Hagler Mason Conference Room. We hope to see you there!
?? Are you interested in doing business with your local government? Join Escambia County, the Gulf Coast Minority Chamber of Commerce, City of Pensacola, and Emerald Coast Utilities Authority for a free workshop Monday, June 17, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Pensacola City Hall, 222 W. Main St. ? During the workshop, representatives from each organization will review the key steps for registering your business, procedures for bidding and procurement, and future business opportunities with your local government. A question-and-answer session will round out the event. ?? Registration is free! Reserve your spot here: https://bit.ly/3RwVIRh