FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 2, 2007
CONTACT:
Cragin Mosteller, (850)
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Commissioner John Mariano Becomes
Certified
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COMMISSIONER MARIANO
CCC certification is not a requirement to
serve as a county commissioner in
“This certification allows our citizen
electorate to become experts in county government improving their communities,”
said FAC Executive Director
The CCC program coursework covers a variety of
topics, such as county government roles and responsibilities, county government
structure and authority, financial management, ethics and sunshine law, negotiation
skills, economic development, and effective communication. Completion of all
coursework averages 18 to 24 months.
Following
are the names of the 27 county commissioners who received their CCC designation
in 2008: Commissioner Robert Abbott,
Flagler County; Commissioner Don Amunds, Okaloosa County; Commissioner Clif
Betts, Okeechobee County; Commissioner Noel Chandler, Okeechobee County;
Commissioner Douglas Conkey, Clay County; Commissioner Tricia Duffy, Charlotte
County; Commissioner Barbara Fitos, Marion County; Commissioner Joseph Flesher,
Indian River County; Commissioner Doug Gilpin, Sumter County; Commissioner Eddy
Holman, Washington County; Commissioner John Jannazo, Okaloosa County;
Commissioner Dick Loftus, Charlotte County; Commissioner Jack Mariano, Pasco County; Commissioner Michael McLean, Seminole County; Commissioner Peter O’Bryan,
Indian River County; Commissioner Sydney Joel Pate, Washington County;
Commissioner Jean Reed, Polk County; Commissioner Ben Rich, St. Johns County;
Commissioner Stacy Ritter, Broward County; Commissioner Grover Robinson,
Escambia County; Commissioner Ron Sanchez, St. Johns County; Commissioner Tammy
Chereese Stewart, Clay County; Commissioner J.C. Davis Stoutamire, Liberty
County; Commissioner Cliff Thaell, Leon County; Commissioner Gene Valentino,
Escambia County; Commissioner Marvin Wherrell, Okeechobee County; and,
Commissioner Kevin White, Escambia County.
For more information about the CCC program and
courses, visit the FAC web site at www.fl-counties.com. Founded
in 1929, the Florida Association of Counties is a non-profit association
representing the diverse interests of
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